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Communications / Telecommunications

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Recorded on: Jan. 28, 2013

AMY TAUB: Hello. My name is Amy Taub, and I'm a program attorney with PLI. I would like to welcome you to today's briefing, On-Line Defamation, the Latest Developments and Trends. Before we begin, I have some administrative announcements. This briefing will be one hour in length. Please feel free to send questions at any time during the briefing. Please remember that you have access to materials for this briefing via the Course Handbook tab in the ...

Recorded on: Nov. 28, 2012

BRUCE P. KELLER: Welcome back, everybody. We are now going to turn to what I like to refer to as the entertainment portion of the program, on intellectual property law. And I think what I'll do first is simply briefly introduce Mary, who is reprising her role as the speaker, and will take us through a tour of some of the interesting cases that have evolved since last time we met. Mary, a 23-year veteran at Microsoft, leads the work of over 200 lawyers ...

Recorded on: Nov. 28, 2012

LEE LEVINE: You ready? Are you ready? LUCY A. DALGLISH: Yes, he's ready. LEE LEVINE: All right, we're going to get started, if everybody could take their seats. We move rapidly now into the law of access. And our principal speaker is David Schulz of the Levine Sullivan firm here in New York, who is not only, for my money, the leading authority on access law out there today but is bringing the good word of First Amendment rights of access down all ...

Recorded on: Nov. 28, 2012

MALE SPEAKER: Lawyer current issues. Let me introduce the panelist because this is a self-moderated panel. Given the enormous talent and maturity level, there does not need to be an adult in the room beyond those-- among the panelists. So let me start by introducing the key speaker and the ring master, Bruce Johnson. Bruce is back, having done this for us last year, where he is a partner in the Seattle office of Davis Wright and Tremaine, a member ...

Recorded on: Nov. 28, 2012

LEE LEVINE: We start the afternoon session with reporter's privilege and anonymous speech. Just a warning, we will move seamlessly from this session to the next session on access. So you'll simply be able to stand and stretch your legs as we switch panels. There will be an actual real break after the access session and before the social media panel. All right, well, we will start by introducing our principal speaker, George Freeman. George has been ...

Recorded on: Nov. 28, 2012

JEFFREY P. CUNARD: Welcome back to the last panel of the first day. And now for something really special and different. So for those of you who were here this morning, you heard me talk about how we've been doing this for first 35 years with Jim Goodale, and then for the next five years with Lee Bruce and myself. But what we've never done before, as we move into the 21st century, is have a panel on social media. So we thought we would try that this ...

Recorded on: Nov. 28, 2012

LEE LEVINE: --everyone. We are ready almost for the last session of the day. Let me congratulate all of you who have managed to make it all the way through to the last session. For those of you who have made it all the way through to the last session, I need to remind you once again that one of the prices you pay for getting to play with those iPads over the course of the last few days is that you need to go into them before you leave and fill out ...

Recorded on: Nov. 28, 2012

LEE LEVINE: Welcome back, everyone, from break. This is the time in the proceedings where we traditionally take a look at what's going on specifically at the Supreme Court, and more generally, with respect to developments in First Amendment jurisprudence that overarch all of the other subjects we talk about for the rest of the conference starting now. Our principal speaker, as he has been for each of the last five years, is Paul Smith, who is the ...

Recorded on: Feb. 3, 2012

TARA M. CORVO: I'm Tara Corvo. Having successfully evaded all the phone topics, you now have me for the rest of the day. And we're very excited for this panel because this is your only all girl panel of the conference. And our topic right now is Retransmission Consent. We have some exciting speakers for you. Barbara Esbin is senior counsel with Cinnamon Mueller and head and managing partner of their Washington, DC office. She advises clients on FCC ...

Recorded on: Feb. 3, 2012

HOWARD J. SYMONS: Welcome back. We'll get started with our afternoon sessions the first session this afternoon is Developments Affecting Cable's Voice Business. We're going to first focus on an overview of voice regulatory issues affecting the delivery of voice service then drill down on a couple of specific ones. And to present we've got three panelists who bring a wide range of experience and depth to these issues. First Brian Rankin who's the ...

Recorded on: Oct. 13, 2011

PATRICK L. DONNELLY: Good morning, I'm Patrick Donnelly, again, the executive vice president general counsel of SiriusXM. Welcome this morning to our second panel, Hot Topics in Communications. Just so we can calibrate this discussion a little bit, how many people practice before the FCC, have pending matters before the FCC? Just by a show of hands. Good. I like it. All right, so this should be one of the more entertaining panels of the day. Contrary ...