All around us in the communications industry. This year cspan is touring cities across the country exploring American History. Next a look at our recent visit to long beach california. You are watching American History tv. Were at the port of long beach. Sitting in the middle of the port complex. Approximately 3200 acres in size. Seaporthe most modern in the united states. We are a department of the city of long beach. We consider ourselves part of the community. Economiche largest engine for the city. Billion worth of cargo that comes through here. It supports about 15,000 jobs in the region. The port of long beach was established in 1911. Through that time this port entry start on the wooden wharf. It used to come up from the northwest to supply lumber here. Were sitting on the most modern sustainable Container Terminal in the world. Over 100 years weve really builds out the facility. We would be sitting in the middle of the harbor. Weve built a lot of this land and once again made a
Largest seaport in the u. S. Are the department of the city of long beach. We partner does we consider ourselves part of the community we consider ourselves part of the community here in long beach. This is the largest economic engine for the city, for the region and for the state to some degree. 180 million with of cargo come through this port to supply the state and other region in the nation. Regionally, the port supplies 315,000 jobs in the region 1. 2 , million jobs throughout the u. S. Our cargo touches every Congressional District in the United States. The port of long beach was harvardhed as a department in 1911. We are over 100 years old. Through that time this port actually started on a wooden wharf. It was a terminal that came up from the northwest. From the growing city of long beach and parisian. We aree are today is sitting on the most modern sustainable terminal in the world. The First Successful terminal is a lumbar terminal that is with our inner harbor. From there, wh
[applause] thank you for that wonderful introduction. And for having me here again today. It is a real honor. Sinceespecially in honor the book is not yet out. It got delayed, it will be out in august. It is also good to be here and is a relational multiethnic study. That is an important part of the field and i am glad to be here doing that part. Cover, new title. Im excited about it. Im going to give a quick overview of the book. On august 20 8, 1963, much of america nervously watched the march on america. Nearly a thousand demonstrators gathered in texas to march towards the state capital in 102 degrees heat. , groups of the state White College students and mexicanamerican activists also joined. ,he protesters assembled listening and cheering to leaders as they gave a series of speeches. So in an unusual manner. Never separate the latin american and negroes again in politics. Were going to march on the street, right on the streets, sit in the streets, welcome the streets. We are goin
Are watchinggh American History tv, 48 hours of programming on American History every week and on cspan3. Cspanus on twitter at cpanhistory. The communicators, executives of the american cable association, board chair, robert gessner, and matthew coco talk about the future of the cable industry and the issues it faces, such as whether consumers would choose skinny bundle packages over the bigger bundles. And the regulation of the internet. And all of their networks will require them be carried on the most widely distributed level of service. And so does everybody else. Really, what we end up with is this bundle of bundles that everybody has to take. And as an operator, i would love to disaggregate that bundle insult the people as they wish and sell it to people as they wish. Of course, must consumers dont recognize, if that happens, the price of the individual or individual channels or even a bundle of channels will. Kyrocket you they arect is the providing settop boxes and committed o
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