Re: Feb 28 ISDN Pricing Worshop - Updated agenda

[Renard Martin <rmartin@mnsinc.com>]

  Hi James,
  
  Will there be a manuscript of the proceeding available for those who can't
  attend.
  
  Thanks
  
  
  
  At 11:25 AM 2/27/96 -0500, James Love wrote:
  >Here is the updated agenda for the Wed workshop on ISDN pricing in 
  >Washington DC.  We will try to have notes of the presentations available 
  >on the net later.  jamie
  >
  >
  >
  >    February 28, 1996 Workshop on ISDN Pricing Controversies
  >          
  >          
  >WHAT:     A workshop on controversies over ISDN pricing. Why is
  >          residential ISDN priced so high?  What are the public
  >          policy issues for state regulators of ISDN tariffs?  What
  >          does it cost a local exchange telephone company to
  >          provide residential ISDN? What types of services can be
  >          offered over a residential ISDN platform?  Will ISDN be
  >          an "open platform" for a new generation of mass market
  >          information services?  What are the alternatives?
  >          
  >WHEN:     February 28, 1996, from 9 am to 12 noon
  >          
  >WHERE:    At the Hotel Washington, in Washington, DC.  The address
  >          of the Hotel Washington is 515 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW. 
  >          It is on the corner of 15th and Pennsylvania Avenue.  The
  >          workshop will be held in the Washington Room.
  >          
  >SPONSORS: The workshop is sponsored by the Center for Study of
  >          Responsive's Consumer Project on Technology and the
  >          Center for Media Education.
  >          
  >SPEAKERS WILL INCLUDE:
  >
  >          James Love, Director, Consumer Project on Technology
  >          Mark Cooper, Research Director, Consumer Federation of
  >America
  >          Scott Rafferty,  President,  Aerie Group
  >               L'Aaron Johnson, the Annie E. Casey Foundation
  >          Mark Lilback, Internet Interstate
  >          Mike Maibach, Intel (invited)
  >
  >          
  >Price:    Admission is free.
  >          
  >RSVP is not required.
  >
  >
  >For more information:
  >          
  >love@tap.org or tpaglia@tap.org
  >P.O. Box 19367, Washington, DC 20036 
  >voice: 202/387-8030, fax: 202/234-5176
  >http://www.essential.org/cpt/isdn/isdn.html
  >
  >
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  >James Love, love@tap.org
  >P.O. Box 19367, Washington, DC 20036; v. 202/387-8030; f. 202/234-5176
  >Consumer Project on Technology; http://www.essential.org/cpt/cpt.html
  >Taxpayer Assets Project; http://www.essential.org/tap/tap.html
  >
  >
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