TV Technology on C-SPAN Saturday

TV Technology News Editor and Washington Bureau Chief Sanjay Talwani is a guest on this week’s “The Communicators.”

Author:: TVTechnology
Publish date:: Nov 7, 2008
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Set your TiVo—TV Technology News Editor and Washington Bureau Chief Sanjay Talwani is a guest on this week’s “The Communicators,” a half-hour show on C-SPAN addressing telecommunications issue.

The show will run on C-SPAN Saturday at 6:30 p.m. (Eastern) and again on C-SPAN2 Monday at 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. C-SPAN also posts the program on its YouTube channel.

The other guest on the program is Fawn Johnson, reporter for Dow Jones Newswire.

In this week’s program, taped Thursday, the discussion addresses what to expect in telecom policy from the Obama White House, the new Congress and a new Democrat-controlled FCC, as well as a wrap-up of a busy week for TV policy at the FCC and the Supreme Court.

"The Communicators," will include TV Technology News Editor Sanjay Talwani, speaking with U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and Ann Curran of Vermont Public Broadcasting.

This week on "The Communicators," NAB President David Rehr will discuss the broadcast digital transition and NAB’s opposition to legislation that would require commercial radio stations to pay royalties to performers of music. "The Communicators" will air Saturday, March 14

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