C-SPAN - The Communicators

Meredith Attwell Baker, the newly appointed Commissioner to the Federal Communications Commission joins the Communicators to discuss the latest issues confronting the FCC.

In his first appearance on ''The Communicators,'' Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Julius Genachowski discusses efforts on formalizing rules on net neutrality and the expansion of broadband in the United States.

he Communicators speaks to attendees at the first ever Gov. 2.0 Summit in September. Co-Chairman Tim O'Reilly talks about the use of technology to help give access to information about government. Also, catch interwith the founders of Twitter, Craigslist ...

Rick Cotton, General Counsel for NBC Universal, joins the Communicators to discuss how the company approaches copyright protection and domestic & international piracy.

Joe Uva, President and CEO of Univision, joins the Communicators to relate the business and policy issues facing the Spanish language network. He is joined by Amy Maclean, the Editor-in-Chief of CableFAX.

The Communicators hears perspectives from FCC Chair Genachowski and other members of Congress on new rules that would affect the way information moves over the internet.

CTO Chopra relates how the Obama Administration wants to use technology to improve transparency in government actions. He is joined by guest host Cecilia Kang, a reporter at The Washington Post

The Communicators features several interfrom the first ever Gov 2.0 Summit, bringing together leaders from the private, public and government sector to find better ways of dispensing information.

Two perspectives supporting and opposing the Performers Royalty Act explain their positions. Steve Newberry represents radio broadcasters who oppose the effort and Duke Fakir, an original member of ''The Four Tops,'' supports the bill. The legislation ...

Industry insiders give two perspectives on recently announced net neutrality proposals by FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski. Chris Guttman-McCabe is with The Wireless Association and Ben Scott is with the public advocacy group Free Press.

Chris Schroeder, CEO of HealthCentral Network, shares his experiences launching the internet-based company with a focus health care. He also discusses the increased use of technology in the health care industry.

Rep. Steve Israel (D-NY) shows Communicators how he uses various pieces of technology and social media to inform their constituents about congressional issues. This is the half in a two-part series focusing on how members of Congress use new media.

Three reporters, Kim Hart, The Hill, Fawn Johnson, Dow Jones & Anderew Noyes, Congress Daily, discuss significant telecommunications and technology issues in the upcoming session of Congress and at the Federal Communications Commission.

The Communicators visited the office of Rep. John Culberson (R-TX) who showed us how sites like Facebook and Twitter help him stay in contact with his district.

Alan Merten, President of George Mason University, talks about higher education's role in training the next generation of information technology professionals.

Ellen Miller of The Sunlight Foundation, joins us for a discussion on how they use the Internet to provide transparency in the workings of government.

Federal Communications Commission Commissioner McDowell discusses the changes at the FCC and its efforts to bring more transparency to the agency. He also explains the Commission's role in expanding broadband in the United States.

Comcast Corp.'s David Cohen joins us for a discussion on a new FCC and the future of broadband in the U.S. Cohen, the executive Vice President, also details changes in the company's public policy strategy.

Bill Bradford of Fox Digital Media and Neil Budde of DailyMe are among the attendees of the Digital Media Conference in Northern Virginia.The Communicators visited the conference, which features leaders in new media.