ITIF will release a report on the need for next-generation broadband in the United States. The report will document how the transformative functionalities that next-generation broadband enables will unlock a wave of innovative new Web applications, delivering benefits to consumers, society, businesses, and the economy. While getting broadband service to the Americans who lack it is an important policy target, the report argues that supporting the deployment of faster broadband networks will be crucial to enabling next-generation Web-based applications and services that will play important roles in improving quality of life and boosting economic growth.
Date: Thursday, March 5, 2009
Time: 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM
Place: The St. Regis Hotel (map and directions)
923 16th and K Streets, N.W.
Chandelier Room
Washington, DC 20006
Robert Atkinson (bio)
President, The Information and Innovation Foundation
Stephen Ezell (bio) (slides)
Senior Analyst, The Information and Innovation Foundation
Tom Galvin (bio)
Partner, 463 Communications
Jeff Campbell (bio)
Director, Technology and Communications, Cisco Systems
John Windhausen Jr. (bio)
President, Telepoly Consulting
Chris Vein (bio)
CIO, City of San Francisco, California