Michael powell is the president and ceo of the internet and television association. How would you describe the state of the cable world today . Guest its vibrant and dynamic, which is those opportunityiic and action a period only followam technological transformation still. I think every now and then that kind of transformation and energy is invigorating and the industry feels invigorated the moment. On the operators side, theyre on the cusp of the most significant increase in dat and Broadband Speed in their history. Extraordinarily new and interesting interfaces like apps, and new forms of platforms like comcast x1 and programmers working their way through what over the top strategy should be and whatapp environments are like and theyre opportunities to innovate. Host how many people get cable today and are corn cutters inevitable. Guest churn is always inevitable, right . We have lost customers for 20 years to satellite. We want that 95 of the entire market in 1992, and thats now be
Michael powell is the president and ceo of the internet and television association. How would you describe the state of the cable world today . Guest its vibrant and dynamic, which is those opportunityiic and action a period only followam technological transformation still. I think every now and then that kind of transformation and energy is invigorating and the industry feels invigorated the moment. On the operators side, theyre on the cusp of the most significant increase in dat and Broadband Speed in their history. Extraordinarily new and interesting interfaces like apps, and new forms of platforms like comcast x1 and programmers working their way through what over the top strategy should be and whatapp environments are like and theyre opportunities to innovate. Host how many people get cable today and are corn cutters inevitable. Guest churn is always inevitable, right . We have lost customers for 20 years to satellite. We want that 95 of the entire market in 1992, and thats now be
3 3 3 3 3 3 Community Leaders have been working toward the goal of reducing Child Poverty in our city. This morning they will be hearing from a National Thought Leader on the issue of poverty. Local 12s megan moore joins us live at the united way of greater 3 that breakfast will begin at 8 30 this morning here at united way and those in attendance will get to hear from robert doar. He is currently the morgridge fellow in poverty studies at the American Enterprise institute. A little background about him his areas of research include employment, health, education and Community Participation of low income americans and their children. Doar studies and evaluates how Free Enterprise and improved federal policies and programs can reduce poverty and provide opportunities for those in need. The Child Poverty collaborativewhich was created by mayor john cranley is hosting the breakfast this morning. Local 12 has been investigating our citys crisis for awhile. More than four out of 10 children
Im wrong and you choose to be open which is my deserved outcome. I doubt i will be wrong that is but i sincerely hope im wrong. John the executive director pattern of the hiding as much as possible it getting truly tiring not plaza items properly on the agenda and not providing the documentation, etc. , etc. , etc. It didnt seem like mr. Sin country feels any obligation to follow any aspect of the law we come back case by case and issue after issue you sit up there and look like a bunch of no see no evil and speak no evil monkeys. I believe the members of the Ethics Commission need to give the executive director to be as open as possible. I dont think youre going to do that you like the fact he keeps everything hidden so this constant refrain youre not trying to hide everything you are. Its rather than stupid to sit up there and say youre not trying hide something your successful you wont thrills what the 4 or 3 cases if you want to complete the first two and the only reason you did mr
The commissioners afforded. This is what 549. 6. 9 says for purposes of this chapter all expressions of the lawyer client privilege other than those provided in this section are here we go abrogated. This section is the inclusive session of the attorneyclient privilege for the privileges of having the closed session sessions but it says that anything that you get before the closed session meeting is a Public Record flu disclosureable if lawyers dont agree ill be happy to have the debate. So lets suppose there is a decision from the court of appeals you win. Its going to go to the Supreme Court i think you should ask your lawyers what their clans are because i will ask mine. But if you think about all of the work thats been done and the money spent by me and by you representing the taxpayers so far and this is the first meeting youre ready to talk about this case. This is going to be huge. In costs whether i think i think or you win i think you should keep in mind. The last thing thats