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Internet World |
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Presented by Bruce Kushnick,
New Networks Institute will present as part of the CITI Conference
(Columbia Institute for Tele-Information) |
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Wednesday, December 2001
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The Broadband Economy: The
Emerging Market System in Bandwidth |
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9 AM - 6 PM |
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Columbia University, Shapiro Hall, Davis
Auditorium, NYC |
For conference agenda and registration
go to: http://www.citi.columbia.edu/ |
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"How the Bells Stole America’s
Digital Future" |
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Presented by Bruce Kushnick,
New Networks Institute will present as part of the CITI Conference
(Columbia Institute for Tele-Information) |
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Friday, November 2001
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The Broadband Economy: The
Emerging Market System in Bandwidth |
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9 AM - 6 PM |
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Columbia University, Shapiro Hall, Davis
Auditorium, NYC |
For conference agenda and registration
go to: http://www.citi.columbia.edu/ |
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How to give your customers the biggest
bang for their broadband buck
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Speakers include Bruce
Kushnick, New Networks Institute and Joe Plotkin, Bway.net. |
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Tuesday, September 25, 2001 |
New York City Metro Chapter
of the ICCA
(Independent Computer Consultants of America) |
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7:30 PM |
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Pete's Tavern
Irving Place at 17th St, NYC |
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Telecom Policy Summit |
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This event, brings together
the people driving the future of technology and services with
those driving the future of telecom policy, Speakers include Bruce
Kushnick, New Networks Institute. |
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Mon.-Tues. Ocotober, 1-2, 2001 |
Presented by Pulver.com |
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Washington, D.C. |
For details and registration go to: http://www.pulver.com/policysummit/ |
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Testimony on Hidden Phone Charges |
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Tom Alibone, of TCL Consulting,
testified in front of the New Jersey Public Service Commission |
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August, 12th, 2001 |
New Jersey Public Service Commission |
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Infrastructure Held Hostage: Fixing
New York's DSL Problems and How You Can Help |
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A critical public discussion marking the 5th anniversary
of the Telecommunications Act -- There is general agreement that
Verizon/Bell Atlantic, the local phone monopoly that controls
the infrastructure, (one of the original Baby Bells) has been less
than cooperative in providing competitive DSL providers (Covad,
Northpoint, Rhythms and others) and Internet Service Providers (ISPs)
timely, accurate, and complete access to these facilities. Despite
Federal fines and private litigation by DSL providers, Verizon/Bell
Atlantic has frequently missed install appointments, erroneously
disqualified locations and inadvertently disabled working circuits.
Speakers included: Bob Ponce, Silicon Alley
Station, Bruce Kushnick, New Networks Institute; Joe Plotkin, Bway.net;
Jason L. Solotaroff, Stamell & Schager, LLP, Amy
Rutkin, Chief of Staff for Congressmen Jerrold Nadler.
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Monday, February 5th, 2001 |
Presented by New Networks Institute
and Silicon Alley Station |
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Canadian Consulate, NYC |
To hear the meeting go to: http://www.siliconalley.net/archives/index.html |
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