The Communicators
Summary: Every week, hear from leaders in technology and communications about topics shaping our digital future on C-SPAN's The Communicators. Legislators and business leaders, experts and entrepreneurs discuss topics that influence technology in America today and tomorrow.
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Podcasts:
Researchers with Bell Labs in Murray Hill, New Jersey, talk about communications and technology work they are conducting. This is the second of a two interviews with the company.
Researchers with Bell Labs in Murray Hill, New Jersey, talk about communications and technology work they are conducting. This is the second of a two interviews with the company.
Marcus Weldon, president of Bell Labs, talks about communications and technology research being conducted there. Bell Labs is one the world's premier communications research facilities.
Marcus Weldon, president of Bell Labs, talks about communications and technology research being conducted there. Bell Labs is one the world's premier communications research facilities.
USTelecom President Jonathan Spalter talks about communications issues, including net neutrality and USTelecom's recent report that suggests broadband investment has been decreasing.
USTelecom President Jonathan Spalter talks about communications issues, including net neutrality and USTelecom's recent report that suggests broadband investment has been decreasing.
Gordon Smith, National Association of Broadcasters president and CEO, looks at the future of television, including the impact of the recent spectrum auction, media ownership rules, repacking, and the impact of streaming.
Gordon Smith, National Association of Broadcasters president and CEO, looks at the future of television, including the impact of the recent spectrum auction, media ownership rules, repacking, and the impact of streaming.
[Politico]'s Margaret Harding McGill and the [Washington Post]'s Brian Fung discuss the Federal Communications Commisssion's 3-2 vote reversing 2015 net neutrality rules, which would allow ISPs to offer varying internet speeds.
[Politico]'s Margaret Harding McGill and the [Washington Post]'s Brian Fung discuss the Federal Communications Commisssion's 3-2 vote reversing 2015 net neutrality rules, which would allow ISPs to offer varying internet speeds.
Two telecommunications advocates, Gigi Sohn and Robert McDowell, talk about how the internet is regulated. The FCC is to vote Dec. 14 on reversing rules that call for the internet to be regulated like a utility.
Two telecommunications advocates, Gigi Sohn and Robert McDowell, talk about how the internet is regulated. The FCC is to vote Dec. 14 on reversing rules that call for the internet to be regulated like a utility.
Cloudflare's Matthew Prince talks about hate speech on the internet and the First Amendment issues it raises. He questions whether he did the right thing by booting a neo-Nazi group off his service, and therefore off the internet.
Cloudflare's Matthew Prince talks about hate speech on the internet and the First Amendment issues it raises. He questions whether he did the right thing by booting a neo-Nazi group off his service, and therefore off the internet.
FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr talks about net neutrality, the Justice Department's effort to sue AT&T over its plan to buy Time Warner, media ownership rules, internet privacy, and whether Google, Facebook, and others should have new regulation.
