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19th Annual Summit
In 2011, regulatory reform gained momentum at the FCC and on Capitol Hill, with retransmission consent and USF reform leading the way. It’s critical for independent cable operators to collectively voice our concerns and provide practical insight into how proposed changes will impact the nearly 8 million customers we serve. At ACA’s Summit, we’ll arrange meetings with policymakers and provide talking points for you. Set change in motion by registering now!
View the 2011 Summit Photo Galleries:
Monday 4/11/11: House of Sweden Event
Tuesday 4/12/11: FCC Keynote and Panels
Wednesday 4/13/11: Congressional Address and Capitol Hill
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Digital Television Transition
INDUSTRY RESOURCES
Publications
February 2012
| 9 | ACAction Brief: Newspapers, Websites Publish ACA President Polka's Op-Ed On Impact Of Sports Programming |
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January 2012
| 25 | ACAction Brief: ACA Embraces FCC's Competitive Bidding Proposals For USF |
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| 11 | ACAction Brief: ACA Lauds FCC's Review Of Broadcasters' Coordinated Retrans Negotiations |
December 2011
| 21 | ACAction Brief: ACA Commends Media Reform Bill Unveiled By Sen. DeMint, Rep. Scalis |
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| 7 | ACAction Brief: ACA's CALM Act Advocacy Continues As FCC Vote Nears |
Industry Affairs Press Releases
February 2012
| 22 | American Cable Association Announces Retransmission Consent Panel At ACA Summit 2012 |
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December 2011
| 9 | ACA's 19th Annual Summit To Take Place March 13-15, 2012, At Grand Hyatt In Washington, D.C. |
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August 2011
| 9 | American Cable Association Statement On Passing Of Carolyn Chambers |
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Digital Television Transition
What is the Digital Television Transition? On June 12, 2009 all full-power broadcast television stations in the United States will stop broadcasting on analog airwaves and begin broadcasting only in digital. Digital broadcasting will allow stations to offer improved picture and sound quality and additional channels, and also will free up airwaves for use by emergency responders.
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