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"Removing Roadblocks to Broadband Deployment"
Speech by Nancy J. Victory
Assistant Secretary for Communications and Information
U. S. Department of Commerce
before the
Competition Policy Institute's Conference
"Keeping Telecom Competition on Track"
December 6, 2001
Assistant Secretary for Communications and Information
U.S. Department of Commerce
Latin American Wireless Industry Association (ALACEL)
Summit Meeting of the Presidents of Latin American Mobile Carriers:
The Politics of Telecommunications in Times of Crisis
November 26, 2001
Assistant Secretary for Communications and Information
U.S. Department of Commerce
AEI-Brookings Joint Center for Regulatory Studies
Conference on
Practical Steps to Spectrum Markets
November 9, 2001
Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Telecommunications and Information
before the
House Energy and Commerce Committee
Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet
on H.R. 2417, the "Dot Kids Name Act of 2001"
November 1, 2001
Assistant Secretary for Communications and Information
U. S. Department of Commerce
before the
National Summit on Broadband Deployment:
2001 A Digital Odyssey
October 25, 2001
Opening Remarks of Assistant Secretary Nancy Victory
Before MED Week Industry Forum on Telecommunications,
Energy and Utilities, and Manufacturing
Monday, September 24, 2001
Omni Shoreham Hotel - Blue Room
Washington, DC
Mr. William T. Hatch
Acting Assistant Secretary for Communications and Information
U.S. Department of Commerce
Before the Subcommittee on Communications
Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation
United States Senate
July 31, 2001
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Acting Assistant Secretary for Communications and Information
U.S. Department of Commerce
Before the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet
of the House Energy and Commerce Committee
House of Representatives
July 24, 2001
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
ACTING ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION
NTIA
"PROTECTING e-GOVERNMENT in the 21ST CENTURY:
PLANS AND PROGRESS FOR SECURING THE NATION"
Symposium Sponsored by AFCEA, ITAA and AFEI
Department of Commerce Auditorium
May 14, 2001
Introduction
WASHINGTON--Today we are releasing a technical analysis on the potential for accommodating third generation commercial mobile radio systems within frequency bands used by the Defense Department and other federal government agencies.
Remarks of Assistant Secretary Gregory L. Rohde
Department of Commerce Industry Outreach Meeting
Advanced Wireless Communications Systems
January 17, 2001
Announcement of Proposed Rules on Mandatory Reimbursement
Remarks of Gregory L. Rohde
Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Communications and Information
European Parliament Workshop on EU Privacy Directive
Brussels, Belgium
January 9, 2001
(as prepared for delivery)
PRIVACY: IT'S BECOMING EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS
Introduction
Grazie Signore Cappato. That about exhausts my Italian so the rest of my intervention is going to be in English if it is alright with you.
Remarks of Assistant Secretary Gregory L. Rohde
Networks for the People 2000
Entrepreneurship: Non-Profits @ Internet Speed
Arlington, Virginia
October 30, 2000
"STANDARD TIME"
Remarks by Assistant Secretary Gregory L. Rohde
3rd Annual International Symposium on Advanced Radio Technologies
Boulder, Colorado
September 6, 2000
"Brought To You By The Letter 'M'..."
Remarks of Gregory L. Rohde
Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Communications and Information
European American Business Council
Washington, D.C.
August 3, 2000
"How do we know where we are going
if we do not know where we are?"
Introduction
Remarks of Gregory L. Rohde
Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Communications and Information
National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners
Communications Committee
Los Angeles, California
July 26, 2000
Introduction
Opening Statement
Assistant Secretary Gregory L. Rohde
Media Diversity Roundtable
July 18, 2000
Good morning. Thank you for coming this morning to help with what we at NTIA think is one of our most important projects - an effort to try to determine what has happened to minority broadcast ownership since the passage of the Telecommunications Act.
Opening Statement
All Hazards Roundtable
Assistant Secretary Gregory L. Rohde
July 17, 2000
Remarks of Gregory L. Rohde
Assistant Secretary of Commerce Communications and Information
Dialogue on Diversity
National Press Club, Washington, D.C.
May 19, 2000
(Text as prepared for delivery)
Examining The Telecommunications Act
Good afternoon and thank you for inviting me to address the "Dialogue on Diversity." I am delighted to be here.
National Association of Broadcasters
April 11, 2000
E-Commerce Supersession
E-Commerce: The New "Copernican Revolution"
Introduction
I want to thank NAB president Eddie Fritts and his staff for inviting me to this conference and for their hospitality. I have enjoyed a good working relationship with Eddie and the staff of NAB for several years. I deeply respect their professionalism and I am grateful for their friendship.
Remarks by Assistant Secretary Gregory L. Rohde
Annual meeting of Association for Maximum Service Television (MSTV)
Las Vegas, Nev.
April 10, 2000
DTV: Getting Over the Hurdles
Introduction
Speech by Assistant Secretary Gregory Rohde
Federal Communications Bar Association
Feb. 17, 2000
Washington, D.C.
The 2000 Agenda for NTIA - Promoting Universal Service, Competition and Innovation
Introduction:
Thank you, Jean for that welcome and thank you for inviting me to address FCBA. The last FCBA event I attended was the Chairman's dinner. Either I am much less of a draw or your membership is shrinking. I doubt the latter.
With me here today are some members of my staff.
Gregory L. Rohde
National Telephone Cooperative Association
2000 Annual Meeting & Expo
February 16, 2000
From POTS to PANs With Universal Service
I. Introduction
Assistant Secretary Gregory Rohde
Text as prepared for delivery
February 14, 2000
National Association of Broadcasters State Leadership Conference
Washington, D.C.
"Analog" Values for the Digital Age: Localism, Diversity, Public Obligation
Introduction