Just down pennsylvania avenue from the white house is the White House Visitor Center, which offers a look at how the executive mansion functions both as an office and a home. We too are the center with William Allman who shows at the desk Franklin Roosevelt used when broadcasting his fireside chats. A typewriter used by world war ii Woodrow Wilson and recreational items such as radios and bowling balls. My name is john stanwich. I like to welcome you to the White House Visitor Center which is located just a short walk away from the white house itself. Pretty when going on it to her, it will help to understand what they are seeing and bring much more context and meeting to the visit. For those who cant go on a white house to work, this is an experience in his own in its own right. You in the White House Visitor Center which is the medically based which is thematically based around the white house story. It is obviously home to the first family. Is is it is an office for the first presid
Communicators, gary epstein, chair of the fccs intent of Auction Task Force will discuss the upcoming broadcast spectrum auction which will allow Wireless Companies to bid on airwaves face. A congressional termination determination eight in the spectrum act. We are not taking spectrum from broadcasters, it is a voluntary auction. Broadcasters can continue to be an extremely viable service, but Congress Passed this act were broadcasters on a onetime basis will be able to language their spectrum rights and return for a share of the proceeds of the forward auction. Congresssis determination and the fccs implementation to use Market Forces to make available more low band spectrum to meet wireless broadband needs. Need forwords, they broadband spectrum is burgeoning by multiples financially. And exponentially. There is not a lot of spectrum this is a new and novel method that congress has put in place and the sec is to implement. Monday night at 8 00 eastern on the committee caters on cspan
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