This is an interesting item from another blog written following a C-SPAN program called "The Communicators" that brought together former Federal Communications Commission Chiefs Reed Hundt (Clinton administration), Michael Powell (G. W. Bush administration) and Kevin Martin, who took over the agency after Powell during the last years of the George W. Bush Presidency in a lively discussion on the FCC and the agency's ownership rules.
The central message from the three former Chiefs: Throw the rules out. But it won't happen for many reasons, with Powell citing politics as the primary reason.
It is an interesting program illustrating how policy decisions impact the media economy.
The Media Economy is a blog created by Dr. Alan Albarran, Professor of Media Management and Economics at the University of North Texas, Denton, Texas. This blog offers comment and analysis on the changing domestic and global media landscape, with an emphasis on the broadcast, cable/satellite, and Internet industries. Dr. Albarran is the author of 12 books and teaches workshops and seminars all over the world. He also serves as a consultant to media organizations and the business community.
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Monday, October 11, 2010
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