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ANNIVERSARYCelebrating 70 years of service70th 1936-2006

Newsletter of the Federal Communications Bar Association

N E W S August 2006

Indexþ Committee and Chapter News PAGE 5

þ Committees in the Spotlight PAGE 6

þ Job Bank PAGE 7

þ Committee and Chapter Events PAGE 14

YoungLawyersCommitteeFundraiser:FCBA Shirtsfor Sale!The Young LawyersCommittee is sellingFCBA polo shirts tobenefit the FCBAFoundation. Perfect forsummertime businesscasual! The shirts arenavy blue andembroidered with theFCBA logo in white andamber. Available inwomen’s sizes S, M, L, andXL and men’s sizes M, L,and XL for $30 per shirt;available in men’s XXL for$32 per shirt. $16 of thepurchase price isdeductible as a donationto the FCBA Foundation.To place an order, visitwww.fcba.org and submitthe form to the FCBA byfax (202-293-4317) ormail (1020 19th Street,NW, Suite 325,Washington, DC 20036).For additionalinformation, pleasecontact Kerry Loughney(202-293-4000;[email protected]) or ChrisFedeli (202-659-9750;[email protected]).

FCBA Fall Reception to be held on September 7

FCBA Annual Meeting and Luncheon

FCC Commissioner Deborah Taylor Tate FCC Commissioner Robert M.McDowell

The FCBA is pleased to announce an early fall reception to meet and greet FCCCommissioners Deborah Taylor Tate and Robert M. McDowell on Thursday, September 7,6:00-8:00 p.m. The reception will be held at the Washington Hilton Hotel, 1919 ConnecticutAvenue NW, Washington, DC, where weather permitting we will be able to enjoy theiroutdoor patio.

Sponsorships of the event are available for $500 and $250, and include registrations to thereception. Sponsors will receive recognition in the September and October newsletter andacknowledgement at the event. Individual tickets to the reception are also available at thefollowing rates: Government, Academic and Law Students, $15; Private Sector Members, $50;and Private Sector non-members $100. Please use the registration form on page 19.

FCBA thanks the Fall Reception Sponsors listed on page 2.

The FCBA held its 2006 Annual Meeting andLuncheon on June 28th, at the CapitalHilton Hotel. FCBA President, Michele C.Farquhar, announced and congratulateddistinguished service award winners RobertBranson, Ben Golant, and William Levis, fortheir involvement over the past year withthree or more FCBA committees. Theprogram also included announcement of theFCBA election results.

FCC Commissioner Deborah Taylor Tate,spoke to the FCBA Foundation Scholarshiprecipients present at the luncheon. Sheencouraged the recent high school graduatesto embrace the future and give back to theircommunity. Her words challenged thestudents preparing for college to reach forthe stars, reminding them that the future istheirs to shape.

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FCBA NEWS 2 AUGUST 2006

PRESIDENT’S Message

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONSBAR ASSOCIATION

© copyright 2006

1020 19th Street, N.W.Suite 325Washington, D.C. 20036-6101Phone: (202) 293-4000Fax: (202) 293-4317E-mail: [email protected]: http://www.fcba.org

OFF ICERSJennifer A. WarrenPresident

Diane J. CornellPresident-Elect

Mark D. SchneiderSecretary

Carolyn W. BrandonAssistant Secretary

Richard S. WhittTreasurer

Robert L. PettitAssistant Treasurer

EXECUT IVE COMMITTEEJohn B. BranscomeRobert E. BransonSally A. BuckmanMichele C. FarquharAnna M. GomezCheryl A. LeanzaLaura H. PhillipsLauren M. Van WazerRyan G. WallachKathryn A. Zachem

CHAPTER REPRESENTAT IVESWilliam P. CoxWilliam Levis

DELEGATE TO AMERICANBAR ASSOC IAT IONBrooks E. Harlow

YOUNG LAWYERSREPRESENTAT IVEJason E. Friedrich

EXECUT IVE D IRECTORStanley D. Zenor

DIRECTOR OF MEMBERSH IP SER V ICESKerry K. Loughney

Editor – Kerry LoughneyPhotographer – Mark Van Bergh

Password as of August 10, 2006: 642

DEAR MEMBERS :

I hope many of you are enjoying the “lazy days” of summer. Iknow some of your colleagues are spending their summerhours planning a strong start to the Fall FCBA schedule.Immediately after Labor Day, we will be hosting our firstFCBA-wide event this year — the September 7 reception toformally welcome both FCC Commissioners Deborah TaylorTate and Robert M. McDowell. I would like to recognize andthank the Executive Committee organizers — Anna Gomez,Laura Phillips, Ryan Wallach, and Kathy Zachem — for theirplanning and sponsorship efforts.

Our committee co-chairs are also already actively planning this year’s activities. Itbegan with our co-chair kick-off event in July, and continues as they pull togetherseveral exciting fall events. In recognition of the important substantivecontributions that our colleagues make during the year, the FCBA Newsletter willspotlight individual committees, chapters, and co-chairs.

Our FCBA Newsletter is an important tool to share with you the upcoming FCBAactivities, as well as the successes of the past month. It also offers us an opportunityto provide information about our fellow Members, so we will be introducing twonew elements. First, in this month’s newsletter, we are establishing a WelcomeColumn to recognize new FCBA members. Second, we will be initiating a BookNotes corner to feature our FCBA authors – we will highlight new books publishedin the field of communications and authored by FCBA Members. The frequency ofthis new element will depend, of course, on the prolific nature of our Members. Iencourage you to share your publication information with the FCBA office!

I look forward to seeing you all on September 7 at our kickoff event. Enjoy the restof your “lazy days” of summer.

Jennifer A. Warren

GOLD SPONSORS

Dow Lohnes PLLCDrinker Biddle & Reath LLPFleischman and Walsh, LLPFreedom TechnologiesHarris, Wiltshire & Grannis LLPLatham & Watkins LLPLockheed Martin CorporationNational Association of BroadcastersNational Cable and

Telecommunications AssociationNetsEdge Consulting, LLCNeuStarpulver.comSidley Austin LLP

Wilkinson Barker Knauer, LLPWillkie Farr & Gallagher LLPWilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and

Dorr LLPVerizon

S ILVE R SPONSORS

Alltel CorporationConsumer Electronics AssociationFletcher, Heald & Hildreth, P.L.C.Garvey Schubert BarerGoldberg, Godles, Wiener & WrightPillsbury Winthrop Shaw PittmanLLPT-Mobile

Thank you to our Fall Reception Sponsors(as of 7-27-06)


WELCOME Column

FCBAWelcomes ItsNew MembersHillary BurchukU.S. Department of Justice,

Antitrust Division3904 Woodbine StreetChevy Chase, MD 20815Phone: 202-514-4853Fax: 202-514-6381Email: hillary.burchuk@

usdoj.gov

Tamara Davis-BrownLukas, Nace, Gutierrez &

Sachs, Chartered1650 Tysons BoulevardSuite 1500McLean, VA 22102Phone: 202-756-8234Fax: 703-584-8695Email: tamara.davisbrown@

fcclaw.com

J. David GrossmanConsumer Electronics

Association2500 Wilson BoulevardArlington, VA 22201-3834Phone: 703-907-5224Fax: 703-907-5218Email: [email protected]

Astor HeavenMintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris,

Flovsky & Popeo, P.C.701 Pennsylvania Avenue,

N.W.Washington, DC 20004Phone: 202-585-3544Email: ahheaven@

mintz.com

David Hong149 W. 4th Street#1ENew York, NY 10012Phone: 617-894-2651Email: davehong16@

gmail.com

Douglas HsiaoQwest1801 California Street10th FloorDenver, CO 80202Phone: 303-383-6658Email: doug.hsiao@

qwest.com

Jeffrey J. HunterDow Lohnes PLLC1200 New Hampshire Avenue,

NWSuite 800Washington, DC 20036Phone:Fax: 202-776-4672Email: jhunter@

dowlohnes.com

Beatrix KozmaYgomi LLC601 Pennsylvania Avenue, NWSouth Building, Suite 900Washington, DC 20004Phone: 202-434-8293Fax: 202-639-8238Email: [email protected]

April McClain-DelaneyCommonsense Media8921 Durham DrivePotomac, MD 20854Phone: 202-256-2185Fax: 301-767-0244Email: amdelaney@

mindspring.com

Nicholas OrosFederal Communications

Commission445 12th Street, SWWashington, DC 20554Phone: 202-418-0636Fax: 202-418-7270Email: nicholas.oros@

fcc.gov

Linda A. Rushnak293 Hillcrest AvenueWood Ridge, NJ 07075Phone: 201-935-4047Email: lrushnak@

pegasus.rutgers.edu

Andrew L. Shapiro250 East 30th StreetApartment 6GNew Yokr, NY 10016Phone: 917-838-8129Email: shapiro.al@

gmail.com

Kristi ThompsonDow Lohnes PLLC1200 New Hampshire Avenue,

NWSuite 800Washington, DC 20036Phone: 202-776-2405Fax: 202-776-4405Email: kthompson@

dowlohnes.com

Khalilah G. Wright1297 Tweed CourtVienna, VA 22182Phone: 202-492-7235Fax: 703-759-6995Email: khalilah.gilmore@

us.army.mil

Angela WuLaw Office of Angela Wu545 36th Ave. EastSeattle, WA 98112Phone:Email: [email protected]

Lisa M. ZainaITTA3601 Connecticut Avenue, NWApartment 414Washington, DC 20008Phone: 202-362-3937Email: [email protected]

Save the Dateof

Thursday, November 16, 2006for the

17th Annual FCBA CharityAuction

** NEW LOCAT ION **Marriott at Metro Center

775 12th Street, N.W., Washington, D.C.

Auction Details & Beneficiary Information to followTo volunteer or donate auction items, contact

Chris Fedeli at [email protected]


CLE Seminars

September 13th,6:00 – 8:15 p.m.PoliticalBroadcasting 202Presented by the Mass Media Committee

Election season is here again — are youready to counsel broadcast clients onthe latest political broadcastingregulations and decisions? Whichcandidates are entitled to equalopportunities? How do make goodsaffect the lowest unit charge? When issales recapture permitted? Whatconstitutes a “use”? This CLE willaddress the Communications Act andFCC rules governing politicalbroadcasting, as well as statutes andrules administered by the FederalElection Commission. A panel ofexperts will address many of the morecomplex questions raised by the statutes

and rules — everything you need toknow to advise broadcast clients oncompliance with FCC and FEC ruleswhile keeping their viewers andlisteners informed about elections.

SP E AKERS :

Hans A. von Spakovsky, Commissioner,Federal Election Commission

Robert Baker, Assistant Division Chief,Policy Division, Media Bureau, FCC

Hope Cooper, Attorney/Advisor, PolicyDivision, Media Bureau, FCC

Ann Bobeck, Associate GeneralCounsel, National Association ofBroadcasters (Invited)

Moderator:David A. O’Connor, Holland & KnightLLP

Agenda

6:00 – 6:05 p.m.

INTRODUCTORY REMARKS

6:05 – 7:15 p.m.FCC AND FEC POL IT ICALBROADCAST INGREGULAT IONS

7:15 – 7:25 p.m.BREAK

7:25 – 8:15 p.m.QUEST ION AND ANSWERSESS ION

LOCAT ION :

Holland & Knight LLP, 2099Pennsylvania Ave., NW, Lower LevelConference Room, Washington, DC

See page 18 for registration information.

Mid-CareerNetworking Lunch -August 30thThe FCBA’s Mid-Career Group ispleased to announce that for itsAugust lunch event – we will behosting an informal luncheondiscussion with Rebecca Arbogast, VPof Stifel Nicolaus. This new formatwill provide members of the FCBAMid-Career Group with theopportunity to listen to and chat withan expert who can shed light on thechanging communications landscapeand on ways turn these changes intocareer opportunities. For theselunches, we are trying to keepattendance to around 20 people so thatthere will be the chance for a“conversation” rather than a “lecture.”

We are delighted to have RebeccaArbogast as our first guest. Rebecca’s

own interesting career path andcurrent job as an analyst shouldprovide insight into current and futuretrends in communications. Rebeccajoined what was then Legg Mason inSeptember 2001 from the FCC, whereshe was Chief of TelecommunicationsDivision of the International Bureau.Before joining the Commission in1997, Rebecca served in the Office ofLegal Counsel of the U.S. Departmentof Justice. She began her legal practiceas a corporate lawyer with theWashington D.C. law firm of Wilmer,Cutler, and Pickering. Ms. Arbogastreceived a law degree from Yale LawSchool and clerked for the NinthCircuit Court of Appeals. She was the1993 Fulbright Fellow in EuropeanCommunity Law, studying andteaching in London.

To reserve a space, please RSVP toKerry Loughney at [email protected].

We will resume our monthlynetworking lunches in September inthe private dining room at 701Restaurant, located at 701Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Watch forthe date and time in the nextnewsletter. The aim of these monthlylunches is to provide an opportunityfor FCBA members in the public andprivate sectors to meet in an informalsetting to get to know one another.The first two networking lunchmeetings were “sell outs” — so pleasejoin us at 701 if you have not yetattended and come back if you can!

The Mid-Careers Group focuses onFCBA members who have been in thepractice of law or in acommunications-related field for tenyears or more. We welcome newparticipants and new ideas for futureevents.


COMMITTEE AND CHAPTERS News

Rocky MountainChapter

University of ColoradoSchool of Law incooperation with theFCBA Rocky MountainChapter

September, 7th -WirelessRevolutions: HowTelecommunicationsRegulation ShouldAdapt to NewTechnologies andLearn From WaterLawThursday, September 7, 2006, 12:15 to7:00 p.m. at the University of ColoradoSchool of Law. The wireless spectrum isa vital natural resource. Like sunlight, itcannot be depleted and is available allaround us. The challenge forgovernment policy is to define andenforce rules to govern its use.Historically, those rules have tightlyprescribed who, how, and for whatpurpose the wireless spectrum could beused. As such, traditional command-and-control rules limited opportunitiesfor technological change, playedfavorites among technologies, andimpeded marketplace activity.

As the command and control modelapproaches its 80th anniversary (datingback to its codification in the Radio Actof 1927), there is a widespreadconsensus that it needs to be replaced.The two candidates that will, likely inconjunction with one another, providefor greater dynamism and more efficientuse of this resource are knowncolloquially as the “commons model”and the “property rights model.” In fitsand starts, the Federal CommunicationsCommission continues to implementeach model.

Over the next several years,telecommunications policy faces anextraordinary opportunity to set a newcourse that would be a paradigm shiftfrom the existing framework’scommitment to a command-and-controlapproach. In charting a new course,regulators must appreciate the changingtechnologies that can operate effectivelyusing commons access spectrum andpropertized spectrum. Moreover,regulators must consider carefully whattype of rules will govern spectrumeffectively. In a variety of contexts-etiquette standards for how commonsspectrum is used; database requirementsfor those using spectrum; or property-like rights and remedies (i.e., injunctionsfor trespass)-it is clear that spectrum isnot just like real property and a newframework must be developed. Indeveloping that framework,policymakers need to look not onlyaround the world, but also to other legalregimes, such as water law. In thisconference, we will set out the cuttingedge perspectives on spectrum policyreform as well as examine what lessonswater law can offer about restricting how

spectrum is used and how it should (andshould not) be propertized. Registrationinformation available athttp://www.silicon-flatirons.org.

Schedule of Events

12:15-12:30

TUTOR IAL OVER VIEW ANDINTRODUCT IONPatrick S. Ryan, Faculty Director, ITP

12:30-1:15 WIMAX AND THE PROMISE OFINTERNAT IONAL WIRELESSSTANDARDIZAT IONDr. Roger B Marks, National Institute ofStandards and Technology TechnicalEditor, 802.16 Working Group

1:15-2:15 UNDERSTANDING SOFTWAREDEF INED RADIO ANDCOGNIT IVE RADIOTimothy X. Brown, Professor,Interdisciplinary TelecommunicationsProgram

2:15-3:00 “WHAT ’S THE FREQUENCY,KENNETH?”HOW WIRELESS F I TS INTO ANINTEGRATED WORLDJoe Glynn, President, LefthandCommunications, LLC Chairman of theITP Advisory Board

3:00-3:10 WELCOME & OVER VIEWPhil Weiser, Executive Director, SiliconFlatirons Telecommunications Program

3:10-4:10 NEW WIRELESSTECHNOLOGIES ANDOPPORTUNIT IES FOR FURTHERINNOVAT IONDale Hatfield, Adjunct Professor,Interdisciplinary TelecommunicationsProgram, University of Colorado;former Chief Engineer, FCCPeter Mannetti, Managing Partner,iSherpa CapitalMark McHenry, CEO, Shared SpectumCompany

What’s the Password?Many of you have noticed that while trying to log into the FCBA’s OnlineMembership Directory: http://www.fcba.org/directory_login.shtml, that apassword is required. The password can be located every month on page two ofthe FCBA News, and will appear at the bottom of the masthead. The masthead isthe box containing the list of the FCBA’s Executive Committee members. Thepassword changes on the 10th of every month.



Doug Sicker, Associate Professor,Computer Science & InterdisciplinaryTelecommunications, University ofColorado

4:10-5:10 T HE CHALLENGES OFSPECTRUM MANAGE ME NTR EFORMBill Lehr, Professor of Economics, MITChristopher Guttman-McCabe, VicePresident, Cellular Telecommunications& Internet AssociationGregory Rosston, Professor, StanfordUniversity

Bryan Tramont, Partner, WilkinsonBarker Knauer, LLP

5:10-5:20 BRE AK

5:20-6:20 LE S S ONS FROM WATER LAWON MANAGING COMMONP OOL RESOURCES ANDDE F IN ING FLU ID R IGHTSRay Gifford, President, Progress &Freedom FoundationGregory Hobbs, Justice, ColoradoSupreme CourtPatrick Ryan, Faculty Director,Interdisciplinary TelecommunicationsProgram, University of Colorado

Mark Squillace, Professor & ExecutiveDirector, Natural Resources Law Center,University of Colorado

6:20-7:00KEYNOTE ADDRESSKathleen Abernathy, Former FCCCommissioner; Partner, Akin Gump

REGISTRAT IONRates are as follows:n SFTP supporters; CU

students/faculty/staff; Members of thepress: Free

n CU alumni; FCBA members; DenverTelecom Professionals: $25

n Public: $50

R O C K Y MOUNTAINCONTINUED FROM PAGE 5

COMMITTEE AND CHAPTERS in the Spotlight

CommunicationsLaw, Copyright &Digital RightsManagementCommitteeOnce upon a time, lawyers working inthe field of media andtelecommunications fell into one oftwo camps: you were either a memberof the “communications bar” or youwere a member of the “copyright bar.”But like so many other things, the wallof separation between these two areasof law has crumbled under theonslaught of the digital revolution.Today, a media andtelecommunications lawyer needs tohave a basic understanding, if notoutright expertise, in bothcommunications law and copyrightlaw. With that fact in mind, a new adhoc committee has been born: theCommunications Law, Copyright &Digital Rights ManagementCommittee, co-chaired by Ann Bobeckof NAB, Seth Davidson of Fleischmanand Walsh LLP, and Ben Golant of theCopyright Office.

The Committee is anticipating abanner inaugural year. Our plansinclude brown bag lunches and CLE’s

on a variety of topics, including someof the high profile copyright battlesbeing waged in Congress, the courts,and before the FCC and CopyrightOffice. These include the applicationof fair use to network DVRs andsatellite radio receiver/recorders, thebroadcast and audio flags, the satelliteand cable compulsory licenses, andWIPO and other internationalcopyright issues. We also plan toinvite speakers representing theCopyright Office, congressional staff,and content owners and users toparticipate in events sponsored by theCommittee (either individually orjointly with other committees).

The Committee’s events will be held onthe third Thursday of each month. Weencourage all FCBA members, whethercopyright is part of their currentpractice or not, to sign up for theCommittee and to join us for our firstmeeting (an organization brown bag)on Thursday, September 21. We areinterested in suggestions for programideas and welcome volunteers to helpwith the planning of committee events. If you would like moreinformation, please contact Ann Bobeck ([email protected]), SethDavidson ([email protected]), orBen Golant ([email protected]).

HLS/EmergencyCommunications AdHoc CommitteeThis year the FCBA has formed a newAd Hoc Committee on HomelandSecurity and EmergencyCommunications (the HLS/ESCommittee), chaired by David Wye,Robert Gurss, Gregory Cooke andJennifer Manner. The HLS/ESCommittee promises a most excitingyear educating FCBA members aboutissues of importance surroundinghomeland security and emergencycommunications, including E911,interoperability, emergency alertsystems, funding and other criticalissues. Among the events that theHLS/ES Committee is planning this yearis a meet the Bureau lunch subsequentto the formation of the FCC’s newPublic Safety and Homeland SecurityBureau and a panel discussion on theEmergency Alert System, among others.To start off the year, we plan to hold aCommittee brown bag lunch onWednesday, September 27 to hear frommembers what other issues they wouldlike us to focus on. Please feel free tocontact any of the Committee’s Co-Chairs to join the Committee or tosuggest topics you think we shouldcover.


JOB Bank

TO R ESPOND TO JOB BANKL IST INGS

If the employer is listed, send the informationrequested directly to the employer. If you areresponding to a BLIND BOX listing, send ONECOPY of the information requested to KerryLoughney, Federal Communications BarAssociation, 1020 19th Street, NW, Suite 325,Washington, DC 20036-6101, or EMAIL it [email protected]. Please clearly indicate theBlind Box number to which you areresponding. If you are applying to a Blind Box,you may enclose a separate note to the FCBAspecifying any organization to which you donot wish your application to be forwarded.Responses to Blind Box listings can be acceptedonly from FCBA members.

T O L I ST A JOB

Complete a Job Bank Form and send or fax theform and appropriate payment to KerryLoughney, Federal Communications BarAssociation, 1020 19th Street, NW, Suite 325,Washington, DC, 20036, 202-293-4317. Inaddition, please email the text of the ad [email protected]. Listings and payment receivedby the 15th day of each month will appear inthe next month’s newsletter. If possible, adsshould not exceed 75 words. Please call theFCBA, 202-293-4000 for a Job Bank Form. (Noheadhunters please).

L AW FI RM / CORP ORATE

8.06.1Attorney Employment Manager - Collegialmid-size DC office of prominent national firmis looking for an associate with 2-4 years ofexperience in communications law. Firm hasextensive telecom practice including, satellite,wireline and wireless. Associate will work onboth transactional and regulatory matters,perhaps some litigation. You must have topacademic credentials, superior writing skillsand relevant prior experience at law firm orgovernment agency. Please send your resumeand transcript in confidence [email protected] or fax to 202-879-8930.

8.06.2Communications Associate - Akin GumpStrauss Hauer & Feld LLP is seeking a second-year to fifth-year communications associatewith regulatory and/or transactional experience

and excellent credentials to join our very activecommunications and information technologypractice group. We provide regulatory, policy,and transactional legal representation to a widevariety of clients in all sectors of the media,telecommunications, and informationtechnology industries. Applicants should havesuperior research, writing, andcommunications skills and should be preparedto assume substantial client responsibility.Experience with FCC regulation of the wirelessand international sectors and/or withcommercial communications and technologycontracts is preferable but not required. Pleaseforward resumes, transcripts, and writingsamples to [email protected].

8.06.3Telecom Associate - Wilkinson Barker Knauer,LLP, a mid-sized communications boutique,seeks a junior-level associate with two yearscommunications experience including wirelesslicensing and regulatory compliance. Stronglegal research and writing skills, attention todetail, and a positive attitude are required.Send resume to L. Charles Keller via email [email protected]. No calls, please.

8.06.4Telecommunications Attorney - Small to Mid-Sized Harrisburg, PA law firm seekstelecommunications attorney with a minimumof 2 years experience. Familiarity with ruralissues preferred. Candidate must possessexcellent writing skills, motivation, the abilityto work independently and good client skills.Great opportunity for an energetic person whois looking for client contact, increasingresponsibility and low key work environment.Fax resume to: 717-236-8278.

8.06.5Telecommunications Paralegal – TheWashington D.C. office of Birch, Horton,Bittner & Cherot (BHBC) has an immediateopening for a telecommunications paralegal.The ideal candidate will have solid workingknowledge of the Federal CommunicationsCommission, FCC’s files, electronic databasesand the regulatory process. Qualifiedcandidates must be highly motivated with theability to work independently and as part of ateam. Excellent research, written, and oralcommunication skills are essential.

Generally, the paralegal will monitor a numberof FCC cases on a daily basis that impact BHBCclients. The paralegal will report on andsummarize action in these cases. The paralegalwill also research statutes, regulations and casesrelated to client issues, and draft memoranda,portions of comments and other clientmaterials. BHBC values high quality service toclients, and responds to client issues and needsimmediately and fully. The paralegal serves as acritical strategic means of providing efficientand timely client support and is a key memberof the telecommunications team.

The structure of this position is open andincludes the possibility of a telecommute,independent contractor arrangement. Theflexibility of this position would allow optionsfor a work schedule the might better meetfamily or educational responsibilities outsidethe office.

To apply, qualified candidates should sendcover letter, resume, and two non-litigationwriting samples to: [email protected].

FCBA Membership RenewalThe dues invoices for the FCBA’s 2007 fiscal year (July 1, 2006 - June 30, 2007)were mailed the last week of June. Please note that the deadline was JULY 31,2006. Remember to renew your membership as soon as possible, and save theAssociation the expense of mailing reminder notices. Also included is acommittee and chapter sign-up sheet form. A donation to the FCBAFoundation, while renewing your membership, is always appreciated.


COMMITTEE AND CHAPTER Co-Chairs 2006-2007

AC C E SS TO RECORDSChristopher R. BjornsonKen KeaneTony Lin

ANNUAL SEMI NARPL A NNI NGYaron Dori Scott Blake HarrisLinda I. KinneyJane E. Mago

C A B LE PRACT I CEDavid DonJessica RosenworcelJennifer Tatel

C O MMENDAT I ONS Margaret L. TobeySandy Wilson

C O MMON CARR IE RPR A CT I CEEric N. EinhornDonna M. EppsSteven F. MorrisTina M. Pidgeon

C O NFERENCEPL A NNI NGKathleen Q. AbernathyHenry M. RiveraR. Clark WadlowRichard E. Wiley

C O NST I TUT I ON ANDB YLAWSRosalind K. AllenJim S. Blitz

C O NT I NU I NG LEGALEDUCAT I ONGenie N. BartonEdgar ClassCarol E. MatteyJosh S. Turner

DIVERS I TYParul DesaiH. Russell Frisby, Jr.Colin SandyJeffrey H. Tignor

ENGINEER I NG ANDT EC HNI CAL PRACT ICEHenry GoldbergBruce A. RomanoEd Thomas

FCC E NFORCE MENTP RACT ICERick M. FirestoneFrank G. LamancusaChristi L. ShewmanDavid H. Solomon

INTERNATIONALTELECOMMUNICATIONSFiona AlexanderMark Del BiancoCavan FabrisR. Paul Margie

I P -BAS E DCOMMUNICAT IONSJonathan M. AskinRenee CrittendonBrian A. CuteJordan B. Goldstein

LAW JOURNAL Ellen P. GoodmanJamison S. PrimeWilliam R. Richardson, Jr.

LE G IS LAT IONAmy L. LevineChristopher D. MooreGregg A. RothschildPaula Timmons

MAS S ME DIAP RACT ICERudy N. BriocheErin L. DozierDavid O’Connor

ME MBE RS H IP ANDMARKE T INGPeter A. CoreaTarah GrantJulie M. KearneyBryan N. Tramont

NATIONALTELECOMMUNICATIONSMOOT COURTCOMPETITIONRonald G. LondonAmy MushahwarJoy M. RagsdalePaul A. Werner III

NOMINAT IONSMichele C. Farquhar

PROFESS IONALRESPONS IB I L I TYFrank R. JazzoEnrico SorianoScott B. Tollefsen

RELAT IONS WITHOTHER BARASSOCIAT IONSJeffrey J. Gee S. Jenell Trigg

STATE AND LOCALPRACT ICEAndrew M. KleinLauren K. PatrichBrad Ramsay

TRANSACT IONALPRACT ICEChristine M. CroweNeil A. DellarDavid S. Turetsky

WIRELESSTELECOMMUNICATIONSPRACTICEScott D. DelacourtDavid L. FurthKathleen O’Brien HamBrian D. Weimer

YOUNG LAWYERSChristopher A. FedeliNatalie Roisman

Ad HocCommitteesCHARITY AUCT IONRick C. ChessenChristopher A. FedeliJason E. FriedrichTarah GrantCatherine HilkeAdam I. KirschenbaumLarry J. MovshinNancy A. OryNatalie Roisman (Chair) Megan A. StullRyan G. Wallach

COMMS LAW,COPYRIGHT & DIGITALRIGHTS MANAGEMENT Ann BobeckSeth A. DavidsonBenjamin E. Golant

HLS /EMERGENCYCOMMUNICAT IONSGregory M. CookeRobert M. GurssJennifer A. MannerDavid P. Wye

JUD IC IAL PRACT ICESam FederJohn A. RogovinAndy Tollin

ChaptersATLANTARon JacksonRichard P. KeckNancy Kumar

FLOR IDAWilliam P. CoxIla L. FeldBeth KeatingK. Patrick Meehan

NEW ENGLANDDouglas Denny-BrownCynthia J. Larose Stacey L. ParkerMichele K. Thomas

NEW YORKMary Ellen BurnsOwen D. KurtinStu A. ShorensteinSusanna M. Zwerling

NORTHERNCAL IFORNIAJennie Barry ChandraAnita Taff-RiceMary E. Wand

PAC IF IC NORTHWESTDavid L. RiceAngela Wu

ROCKY MOUNTAINSharon K. BlackLori E. KalaniWilliam LevisPhil J. Weiser

TEXASThomas K. AnsonRobin A. CaseyKatherine Farrell


FCBA Annual Luncheon

FCBA Foundation Scholarship Recipients (with FCC Commissioner Tate, FCBA Foundation Scholarship Committee Co-Chairs Loretta Polk and LeePetro, and FCBA Foundation Chairman Mark Van Bergh).

CBA Foundation Internship Recipients - L to R: Amy Wolverton, FCBA Foundation InternshipCommittee Chair Amy Wolverton, Jennifer Holtz, Daniel H. Mark, Lisa Haas and Joo Young Lee,FCBA Foundation Chairman Mark Van Bergh.

FCBA Foundation Volunteer of the Year -Megan Stull with FCBA Foundation ChairmanMark Van Bergh.

FCBA Distinguished Service Award Recipients -L to R: Robert Branson, FCBA PresidentMichele Farquhar, and Ben Golant.

Mark Van Bergh, 2005-2006 Chair ofthe FCBA Foundation, announcedMegan Anne Stull as the recipient of theVolunteer of the Year award. Markintroduced and congratulated this year’s18 scholarship recipients: OlutosinAkinyode, Mastewal D. Ayalew, DorellaBrown, Jessica Y. Campos Castro, Hua

Niao Chen, Qing Miao Chen, ShanitaConley, Nimatoulaye Conte, GarrettCrenshaw, Meron Debela, MiltonHernandez, Yu Wei Lin, Danielle Lopez-Lezama, Heidy G. Romero-Alvarez,Jasmine O. Stith, Philmona Tessema,Long Yang and Jian Zheng. TheFoundation raised over $200,000 toassist the students in their collegecareers.

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FCBA FOUNDATION News

2005-2006 FCBAFoundation AnnualReportThe Federal Communications BarAssociation Foundation, celebrating the15th Anniversary of its founding, had arecord year providing charitable supportfor education and children’s issues infurtherance of the goals set out in itsMission Statement to:

n Support worthwhilecommunications-related andeducational projects, as well as othercommunity service projects,particularly those directed towardschildren and students, throughfinancial contributions and throughvolunteer services provided byFoundation members and others.

n Foster greater public awareness andunderstanding of the development ofcommunications technology,resources and law.

The Foundation’s accomplishments thisyear included awarding $192,000 in col-lege scholarships, plus laptop comput-ers, to 18 students from four inner cityDistrict of Columbia high schools; pro-viding $16,600 in stipends to four lawstudents working in summer intern-ships at the Federal CommunicationsCommission; donating more than$75,000 to Kids Enjoy Exercise Nowof Greater DC (KEEN) raised duringthe annual Charity Auction co-spon-sored with the FCBA’s Young Lawyer’sCommittee, and numerous volunteeractivities. These activities, and theFoundation’s overall success, are a directresult of the generous support of indi-vidual FCBA members, as well as theirfirms and companies. This AnnualReport summarizes the Foundation’sactivities during the recently completed2005-2006 year.

T R USTEES

The Foundation is governed by a Boardof Trustees, most of whom are electedby the FCBA membership, but which

also may include persons appointed inaccordance with the Foundation’s By-Laws. This year’s Trustee’s were PaulaBoyd, James R. Coltharp, Joseph M.Di Scipio, Jack N. Goodman, PraveenGoyal, Laura H. Carter, Dee A. May,Maureen A. O’Connell, Lee G. Petro,Loretta P. Polk, Mark Van Bergh,Cara Voth, and Amy R. Wolverton.The Foundation’s officers, as elected bythe Board of Trustees, were: Mark VanBergh, Chairman; Joseph DiScipio,Treasurer; Cara Voth, Secretary; andLee Petro, Assistant Treasurer.

Two non-Board members worked exten-sively with the Board as co-chairs of theVolunteer Services Committee, HowardWeiss and Megan Stull. The FCBA’sExecutive Director Stan Zenor,Administrative Director Heidi Kurtz,and its new Director of MembershipServices, Kerry Loughney (who suc-ceeded Heidi Kurtz), provided invalu-able support to the Foundation. FCBAPresident Michele C. Farquhar,President-Elect Jennifer A. Warren, andthe FCBA’s Executive Committee, alsoprovided important support for theFoundation’s activities, including a sig-nificant donation announced at thecommemoration of the FCBA’s 70thAnniversary.

S CHOLARSH IP PROGRAM

The Foundation’s scholarship program,the Chairman Robert E. LeeScholarship Fund, is its most signifi-cant undertaking, both in terms of thefunds awarded and in the amount oftime required to administer the pro-gram. The 18 scholarships, and the lap-tops awarded to the scholarship recipi-ents, have the Foundation committingmore than $200,000 to this year’s schol-arship program, a record amount andmore than a 33% increase over last year.The scholarship recipients and addition-al details about this year’s scholarshipprogram appeared in the June 2006issue of the FCBA News.

The scholarships are awarded based ona number of different criteria, includingthe student’s predicted ability to succeed

in college, past academic performance,participation in school activities, schoolattendance, service to the community,financial need, and other relevant fac-tors that may apply to each individualapplicant. The scholarship applicantsare reviewed on the basis of a writtenapplication (including biographicalinformation, academic performance andan essay) and a personal interview withmembers of the Foundation’s Board ofTrustees.

Laura Carter, Lee Petro, Loretta Polkand Cara Voth served as theFoundation’s Scholarship CommitteeCo-Chairs, overseeing the entire pro-gram. They were responsible for con-tacting and coordinating with the fiveDistrict of Columbia high schools fromwhich the Foundation solicited appli-cants, Bell Multicultural High School,Cardozo High School, Roosevelt HighSchool, Spingarn High School and, forthe first time, Anacostia High School.The Foundation received a record num-ber of written applications (27). TheScholarship Committee Co-Chairs par-ticipated in and coordinated the reviewof the written applications, which deter-mined the applicants who would beinterviewed. The Co-Chairs also partic-ipated in and coordinated the applicantinterviews, in which nine of theTrustees participated (a complete list ofthose participating in the written appli-cation reviews and interviews appearedin the June 2006 issue of the FCBANews). The Co-Chairs also attendedthe award ceremonies at three of thehigh schools to announce the scholar-ship recipients at those schools (Bell,Cardozo and Roosevelt; the Spingarnawards ceremony was held before thedetermination of the scholarship recipi-ents).

The Foundation also continued its men-toring program for the scholarshiprecipients. As the year ended, theFoundation was soliciting FCBA mem-bers interested in serving as a mentor toa scholarship recipient. (A post-script;as this report is being written theFoundation has received overwhelmingresponse to its request for mentors, with



far more volunteers than there are stu-dents to mentor.) The mentors areavailable to help support the students intheir transition to college. This is animportant component of the scholarshipprogram, as most of the scholarshiprecipients lack family members or otherpeople to whom they can turn whohave gone through the college experi-ence to provide advice and assistance.At year-end, the Foundation’s Boardapproved an event, to be held July 27 ata Washington Mystics basketball game,where the scholarship recipients, theirmentors, and Foundation Board mem-bers will be able to meet. Thanks toVerizon, NBC and the NationalAssociation of Broadcasters, whodonated tickets to their Executive Suitesat the Verizon Center for theFoundation to host this event.

IN T ERNSHI P PROGRAM

The Foundation’s internship programawards stipends from the ChairmanRobert E. Lee Scholarship Fund to lawstudents serving in unpaid summer gov-ernment legal internships involvingcommunications law. The Foundationawarded four students a total of$16,600. The base amount of eachstipend is $4,000, which is intended tohelp defray the student’s expenses dur-ing the internship. One student isselected to receive an additional $600Max Paglin Award, in honor of the for-mer FCBA member, FCC GeneralCounsel and Executive Director, andfounder of the Golden JubileeCommission on Telecommunications.This year’s recipients are:

n Lisa Haas, previously of the TuoroCollege Jacob D. Fuchsberg LawCenter, transferring to GeorgetownUniversity Law School, who isworking in the office of FCCCommissioner Jonathan Adelstein;

n Jennifer Holtz, of the SyracuseUniversity College of Law, who alsois the Max Paglin Award recipientand is working in the office of FCCChairman Kevin Martin;

n Joo Young Lee, of Lewis & ClarkLaw School, who is working in theFCC’s Wireless TelecommunicationsBureau; and

n Daniel H. Mark, of the GeorgeWashington University Law School,who is working in the PolicyDivision of the FCC’s Media Bureau.

n Amy Wolverton chaired theinternship program. This includedcoordinating the distribution ofnotices of the Foundation’sInternship Program to law schoolsthroughout the country (a copy ofthe application also is posted on theFoundation’s website), and thencoordinating the review of the 26applications submitted. A group ofFoundation Trustees reviewed theapplications, evaluating theapplicants’ financial need, academicachievements, community service,and the relationship of theirproposed internship tocommunications law.

CHARITY AUCT ION

The 2005 Charity Auction was held onNovember 17, 2005. Co-sponsored bythe Foundation and the FCBA YoungLawyers Committee, this year’s eventraised more than $75,000 to benefitKids Enjoy Exercise Now of Greater DC(“KEEN”). KEEN provides a range ofone-to-one recreational activities forchildren and young adults with disabili-ties in a non-competitive environmentthat encourages the fulfillment of indi-vidual goals. KEEN used the fundsraised at the Charity Auction to increaseits presence in Southeast D.C.

The Charity Auction planning commit-tee co-chairs were Jason Friedrich andNatalie Roisman. Other members ofthe planning committee were RyanWallach, Adam Kirschenbaum, ChrisFedeli, David Don, DebreaTerwilliger, Pam Slipakoff, PaigeFronabarger, Heidi Kurtz, Lee Petroand Mark Van Bergh.

The Charity Auction included a raffle,four silent auction tables, and three liveauctions with guest auctioneersCalifornia Congresswoman ZoeLofgren (Live Auction I); DanielBrenner and Melissa Newman (LiveAuction II); and Brian Fontes andBryan Tramont (Live Auction III). Inaddition, more than 150 FCBA mem-bers volunteered their time and energyto help plan the Auction or work thenight of the Auction. The sponsors ofthe 2005 Charity Auction were: Cole,Raywid & Braverman, LLP; CTIA -The Wireless AssociationTM;Fletcher, Heald & Hildreth, PLC;Hogan & Hartson, LLP; Latham &Watkins LLP; Lockheed MartinCorporation; Sonnenschein Nath &Rosenthal LLP; Trimble Navigation,Ltd.; Vonage; and Willkie Farr &Gallagher LLP.

COMMUNITY SER V ICE

The Foundation continued to sponsornumerous volunteer events and activi-ties to fulfill one of its primary missions:volunteer services that support commu-nity service projects, particularly thosedirected towards children and students.Howard Weiss (a former member andchair of the Foundation’s Board ofTrustees) and Megan Stull coordinatedthe Foundation’s Volunteer ServicesCommittee. They were primarilyresponsible for coordinating all volun-teer activities, including makingarrangements for several special fieldtrips for children. I am particularlyappreciative of the Co-Chairs efforts thisyear as they helped to reinvigorate theFoundation’s volunteer activities, andthey served as Co-Chairs although nei-ther was a member of the Foundation’sBoard. They exemplified how FCBAmembers who are not members of theFoundation’s Board can contribute to theFoundation’s work in the community.

The Foundation continued its long-standing, monthly volunteer activities atMartha’s Table. On the last Sundaymorning of each month, volunteershelped prepare meals for the homeless,




and on the fourth Sunday of everymonth volunteers delivered meals to thehomeless in the District throughMcKenna’s Wagon (a mobile soupkitchen operated by Martha’s Table).Howard Weiss was responsible forcoordinating the Sunday morning mealpreparation, while Cara Voth and TomVan Wazer (also a former member andchair of the Foundation’s Board ofTrustees) coordinated the McKenna’sWagon volunteers. For the Sundaymorning meal preparation, theFoundation successfully initiated a newconcept, soliciting the participation ofmembers of various FCBA standingcommittees for a particular month. Theresponse was at times overwhelming,with participating committees includingthe Media Practice, Cable Practice,International TelecommunicationsPractice, Wireless TelecommunicationsPractice and Young Lawyers.Additionally, a group from the NationalTelecommunications and InformationAdministration (NTIA) also volunteeredfor the Sunday morning meal prepara-tion.

In addition to these regular monthlyvolunteer activities, the Foundation alsosponsored several outings with childrenfrom Martha’s Table’s Youth Program.These included attending a WashingtonNationals baseball game in July, an after-noon trip to a Pumpkin Patch inOctober, a George WashingtonUniversity basketball game in January,and an ice-skating trip in March. Inaddition to the children and chaperonesfrom Martha’s Table, VolunteerCommittee co-chairs Howard Weissand Megan Stull, and FCBA membervolunteers accompanied the children onthese trips.

F O UNDAT I ON VOLUNTE E R OF T H E YEAR

At the FCBA’s annual meeting and lun-cheon on June 28, the Foundation rec-ognized Megan Stull as its Volunteer ofthe Year. As noted above, although nota member of the Foundation’s Board,

Megan served as a co-chair of theVolunteer Services Committee. She wasinstrumental in coordinating many ofthe activities the Foundation undertookduring the year. In addition, she was aregular participant in the Sunday morn-ing meal preparation at Martha’s Table,and accompanied children fromMartha’s Table’s Youth Program on allfour of the outings described above.Megan’s efforts were a significant contri-bution to the Foundation’s effort to rein-vigorate its volunteer activities.

FUNDRAIS ING

The Foundation could not maintain orincrease the level of services it provideswithout the funds needed to do so. TheBoard of Trustees remained committedto funding scholarships and internshipsusing funds raised during the currentyear rather than drawing on theFoundation’s reserves. At the sametime, the Board hoped to further buildthe Foundation’s reserves towards even-tually reaching a level at which incomefrom the reserves is sufficient to helpfund the Foundation’s on-going work.Fundraising is, therefore, a critical ele-ment to the Foundation’s ability to ful-fill its mission. James Coltharp, JackGoodman, Dee May, and MaureenO’Connell co-chaired the Foundation’sFundraising Committee, taking the leadin what became a record setting year fordonations, particularly for the Robert E.Lee Scholarship Fund.

Special thanks go to the following com-panies and law firms for endowing spe-cific named scholarships for high schoolstudents: AT&T ($15,000); BellSouth($10,000); BET Holdings ($8,000);CBS ($10,000); Cingular Wireless($8,000); Comcast Corporation($15,000); DirecTV ($8,000); eBay Inc.($8,000); Gannett Company($12,000); NBC Universal ($8,000);News Corporation ($20,000); TimeWarner ($8,000); Verizon ($20,000);Harris Wiltshire & Grannis LLP($8,000); Skadden Arps SlateMeagher & Flom LLP ($8,000); andWiley Rein & Fielding in memory ofKaren Kincaid ($20,000). The

Foundation also thanks the substantialcontributions to its scholarship fundfrom: Cox Enterprises, Qwest, T-Mobile, Verizon Wireless, XOCommunications, BinghamMcCutchen LLP, Cole Raywid &Braverman LLP, Davis WrightTremaine LLP, Fletcher Heald &Hildreth PLC, Hogan & Hartson LLP,Levine Blaszak Block & Boothby LLP,Morrison & Foerster LLP, WillkieFarr & Gallagher LLP, Wilmer CutlerPickering Hale and Dorr LLP, Sethand Diane Davidson, and SusanLynner. The Foundation also thanksMicrosoft for providing free softwarefor the laptop computers that theFoundation is awarding to its scholar-ship recipients, and thanks ComcastCorporation for underwriting the pro-duction costs of the video of this year’sscholarship recipients that was shown atthe June 28 FCBA luncheon.

The FCBA’s 19th Annual Chairman’sDinner, honoring FCC Chairman KevinMartin, was held December 8, 2005 atthe Washington Hilton’s InternationalBallroom. The support of 124 law firmsand companies that purchased sponsortables raised more than $42,000 for theFoundation’s Scholarship Fund. Thiswas the first Chairman’s Dinner forChairman Martin, and it included a“first ever” roast of the Chairman byDick Wiley, Eddie Fritz and JimCicconi. This year’s special guests alsoincluded FCC Commissioners KathleenAbernathy, Michael Copps andJonathan Adelstein, AmbassadorDavid Gross, and Assistant SecretaryMichael Gallagher.

The 10th Annual FCBA FoundationHonorable Robert E. Lee MemorialGolf Tournament was held on Friday,June 16, at the Bull Run Country Clubin Haymarket, Virginia. The tourna-ment raised almost $14,000 for theFoundation’s Scholarship Fund. It isnamed in memory of former FCCChairman Robert E. Lee, who passedaway in April 1993 after serving on theFCC for almost 30 years. Thanks toRobert Branson, Alan Campbell(Chair), Jonathan Cohen, Joe Cramer,




Tom Dombrowsky, Jr., Phil Malet,Dee May, Larry Movshin, Lee Petro,Joy Ragsdale, and Glenn Reynolds,who served on this year’s planning com-mittee and once again made the tourna-ment a success.

For the second year, a Casino Night tobenefit the Foundation was held afterthe Saturday evening dinner at theFCBA’s Annual Seminar, which this yearwas held at the Greenbrier Resort inWhite Sulphur Springs, West Virginia.The Casino Night, in combination withthe sale of FCBA Polo Shirts (which theYoung Lawyers Committee initiated atlast year’s Annual Seminar), providedmore than $2,500 to the Foundation.

FCBA members generously donatedmore than $2,200 to the Foundation’sannual giving campaign, and con-tributed more than $8,500 through themembership dues check-off.

This was the first year that theFoundation was eligible to receive contri-butions from the Combined FederalCampaign (CFC), the annual charitablegiving program that allows federal gov-ernment employees to contribute to anyorganization on the list of approved char-ities. In the fall of 2005, Praveen Goyaland Mark Van Bergh attended the FCC’scharity fair for CFC qualified charitableorganizations to provide more informa-tion about themselves to FCC employ-ees. The Foundation received more than$700 from CFC contributions.

Finally, at a gala celebration of theFCBA’s 70th Anniversary, held at theCorcoran Gallery of Art on June 14,2006, FCBA President Michele C.Farquhar presented a donation of$10,000 to the Foundation from theFCBA.

C O NCLUS I ON

Fifteen years ago this past April, theFCBA created the Foundation as ameans to give back something to theWashington, D.C. community. TheFoundation has come a long way sinceits founding. It has provided an outlet

for FCBA members to become moreinvolved in the FCBA and in the com-munity, thereby fulfilling the goals ofthen FCBA President Dick Zaragozawhen he and the FCBA ExecutiveCommittee established an Ad HocCommittee that led to the Foundation’sformation. Many FCBA members haveserved as Foundation Trustees, andmany hundreds of other FCBA mem-bers have participated in theFoundation’s varied activities and con-tributed to its success.

The Foundation’s Board of Trusteesworked hard this year to build uponthese past efforts. The continued gen-erosity and dedication of FCBA mem-bers contributed to making this arecord-setting year for the Foundation,helping to make a difference in the livesof students and children who are thedirect beneficiaries of the Foundation’sprograms. As the year ended, five Boardmembers ended their terms (PaulaBoyd, James Coltharp, Praveen Goyal,Maureen O’Connell, and Mark VanBergh), while five new members pre-pared to start theirs (KathleenAbernathy, Rick Chessen, Donna N.Lampert, Jane E. Mago, and LawrenceJ. Movshin). The remaining and newmembers of the Board of Trustees have asolid Foundation upon which to buildand continue to fulfill the mission uponwhich it embarked 15 years ago, mak-ing a difference in the community inwhich many of us work and live.

Mark Van BerghChair, 2005-2006

FCBA Foundation

2006 Max PaglinInternship Award(CORRECT ION TO THE JUNE2006 NEWSLETTER )

The FCBA Foundation awarded Ms.Jennifer Holtz, of Syracuse UniversityCollege of Law, with this year’s MaxPaglin Award. The Award provides an

additional $600 for the selectedrecipient in addition to the standardinternship stipend of $4000 to helpdefray expenses during summerinternships. Congratulations Ms. Holtz!

Volunteer Outreachfor Martha’s Table –August 27thMany of us are stretched for time thesedays, but why not consider spending afew hours on a Sunday to help theFCBA Foundation’s partner charities?For several years now, the FCBA hasbeen providing volunteers to Martha’sTable and McKenna’s Wagon. Theseorganizations rely on the good work ofour members each month, so grab afriend, colleague or family member andjoin your fellow FCBA volunteers!

Martha’s Table feeds hundreds ofhungry, homeless adults and childrenon the streets of Washington daily,through its mobile soup kitchen.Children and friends are also welcome.We will begin at 10:00 am and workuntil 1:00 pm. Martha’s Table is locatedin a yellow building at 2114 FourteenthStreet, NW, in the District, near theintersection of 14th and U Streets. On-street parking is available. Volunteersare asked to bring food if possible, (e.g.,cold cuts, bread, peanut butter, jelly,vegetables and potatoes) because thecenter often runs out of donated food.

The FCBA volunteers on the lastSunday of every month, so mark yourcalendars now. For more information,contact Howard Weiss at 703-812-0471— [email protected].

McKenna’s WagonSeeking Volunteersfor August 27thMcKenna’s Wagon is a mobile soup andsandwich wagon that goes “on location”




to deliver food to the needy. For thosewho have volunteered, it has been awonderful experience and a great wayto help the needy in the D.C.community.

The Wagon is a white van that is loadedup with sandwiches, snacks and soup.We meet at Martha’s Table at 4:45 pm incomfortable clothes and shoes. Martha’sTable is located in a yellow building at2114 Fourteenth Street, NW, in theDistrict, near the intersection of 14thand U Streets. On-street parking isavailable.

Upon arrival we get assignments (someof us will distribute snacks andsandwiches, others will serve soup), andput on aprons before we depart in thevan to 5th and New York Ave., NW(near the new Convention Center). Weare driven by one of our experiencedvolunteers and the trip to distributionlocation takes about 10-15 minutes.

We serve about 30-75 people per visitincluding a few mothers who come forfood for their families. The area is wellpatrolled by police. The fooddistribution is conducted in an efficient,calm and orderly fashion and many ofthe people we serve are quiteappreciative of our efforts. Once we

serve all of the food, we do a clean up ofthe immediate area. Total time for thedistribution takes about one hour andwe usually return to Martha’s Table byor before 6:30 pm.

We would love to have you join us onone of our upcoming food runs whichare always on the 4th Sunday of themonth. If you are able to volunteer onAugust 27th or for a future date, please contact Marlo Go [email protected] or Tom VanWazer [email protected].


COMMITTEE AND CHAPTER EventsCommon Carrier Committee

Event: Brown Bag LunchDate/Time: Tuesday, September 19, 12:15p.m.Location: Wiley Rein & Fielding LLP, 1776 KStreet, NW, Main Conference CenterTopic: Meet the FCC Wireline Legal Advisors Speakers: FCC Wireline Legal Advisors (allinvited) RSVP to: Myra Creeks [email protected]: Beverages provided

Communications Law, Copyright& Digital Rights ManagementCommittee

Event: Brown Bag LunchDate/Time: Thursday, September 21 12:15 to1:45 pmLocation: Fleischman and Walsh, 1919Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Suite 600Topic: It’s the inaugural meeting of a newcommittee focused on the converging worlds ofcopyright and communications law. Join us fora bring your own lunch organizational meetingwhere we will discuss our plans for the yearand solicit ideas. For More Information and to RSVP:Contact Seth Davidson ([email protected]), Ben Golant ([email protected]) or AnnBobeck ([email protected]).

HLS/Emergency CommunicationsAd Hoc Committee

Event: Brown Bag LunchDate/Time: Wednesday, September 27, 12:15to 1:45 pmLocation: Pillsbury, Winthrop, 2400 N Street,NW, LobbyTopic: This is the kick-off meeting for the newAd Hoc Committee on Emergency Responseand Homeland Security. At this meeting, weask all interested FCBA members to attend toprovide us insight into what events you wouldmost be interested in us hosting over thecoming year. For More Information and to RSVP:Jennifer Manner at 703-390-2730 [email protected].

Legislative Committee

Event: Brown Bag LunchDate/Time: Friday, September 8, 12:15 p.m.Location: U.S. Capitol HC-6Topic: Prospects for Communications Reformin the 109th CongressSpeakers: James Assey, Senior MinorityCounsel, Senate Commerce Committee;Johanna Shelton, Minority Counsel, HouseEnergy and Commerce Committee; LisaSutherland, Staff Director, Senate CommerceCommittee; Howard Waltzman, Chief Counsel,House Energy and Commerce CommitteeFor more information or to RSVP:Chris Moore, [email protected]*Please note that for security reasonsall attendees must RSVP in advancefor this event.

Young Lawyers Committee

Event: End of Summer Happy Hour Date/Time: Tuesday, August 8, 6:30-8:30p.m. Location: Capitol City Brewing Company –Capitol Hill, 2 Massachusetts Ave. NE (near theUnion Station metro), 202-842-2337Other info: Bid farewell to summer with theYLC at the brew pub of choice on the hill.Happy hour food and drink specials will beprovided for FCBA members. For moreinformation, contact Chris Fedeli([email protected] or 202-828-9874) orMicah Caldwell ([email protected] or202-939-7901).

Event: Brown Bag Lunch Date/Time: Wednesday, September 20, 12:15to 1:45 pmLocation: Cole, Raywid & Braverman LLP,1919 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Suite 200 Speakers: TBA Topic: Communications Law and theInternet: Content, Carriage, and Access in theDigital Age. Join us for this panel event todiscuss the impact of increased distribution ofcontent over the Internet on communicationslaw and policies currently applied toprogramming distributors and broadcasters,and the potential of these changes to lead to“regulation of the internet” itself. For More Information: Contact ChrisFedeli ([email protected] or 202-828-9874).


The FCBA is cooperating withthe IEEE on their SymposiumDySPAN 2007 and encouragesmembers who are interested tosubmit papers for programconsideration

Call for Papers forSecond IEEE International Symposium on

Dynamic Spectrum Access Networks and Technologies

April 18 - 20, 2007JURYS BALLS BR IDGE HOTEL , DUBL IN , IRELAND

http : / /www. ieee -dyspan .o rg

Sponsors:IE E E COMMUNICAT IONS SOC IETY ( I EEE COMSOC)

In co-operation withFCBA , I ET, MOBILE VCE

V IS ION : The IEEE DySPAN-05 conference provided an outstanding forum for a discussion of all aspects of devices andnetworks that utilized spectrum on a dynamic basis, rather than under central control. DySPAN-07 builds on this success as theestablished global forum for dynamic or decentralized access to the radio spectrum both on a consensual and non-consensualbasis. As devices increasingly gain intelligence and “software defined” capabilities and as regulators around the world seekadditional spectrum gains through exploiting areas such as “white space”, decentralized access is becoming one of the mostimportant, but most complex topics in wireless communications development.

SUB M I SS I ON I NS TRUCT IONS : DySPAN 2007 has worked with the IEEE Communications Magazine RadioCommunications Supplement to fast track the three top papers as determined by review of the Technical Program Committeefor publication. DySPAN-07 is soliciting following types of contributions that will be published in a paper proceedingspublished by IEEE and made available to conference registrants. The top papers from the conference will also be considered forrelevant IEEE journals and publication on IEEE Explore.

F ULL PAPERS : Full Papers in technology and policy domain must present original, previously unpublished, completeworks. Papers in technology track presenting research experiences from realistic systems are welcome. The extended abstractsthat are accepted need to be expanded to full papers under the guidance of program committee members.

POS IT I ON PAPERS : These papers must be innovative, forward-looking and must offer new insights that show promise ofpointing out future research directions.

In addition to these, DySPAN-07 may include a few invited papers from leading members of technology and policy community.

DySPAN-7 will use EDAS conference management system which can be accessed via URL (www.edas.info). You will need tocreate an account on EDAS to be able to upload your paper (s).


DySPAN 2007 Call for Papers

Please follow the following instructions carefully:T EC HNOLOGY TRACK PAP E RSWe will follow a 4-step process for technology track papers.

1. Register intent to submit: Please register your intent tosubmit a full length refereed or position paper. Pleaseupload Title of the paper, a 500-word abstract and authornames and affiliations. This step is not mandatory buthighly recommended. This step will enable us to plansessions and other conference details. Deadline: Sept 15,2006.

2. Upload full length paper: Please upload your full lengthpaper on EDAS. Deadline: Nov 15, 2006

3. TPC Reviews and acceptance notification: The TPC willcollect reviews and meet to select papers for final program.If accepted, the authors will account for reviewercomments: Deadline: Jan 15, 2007

4. Final Camera-ready: Submit photo-camera ready version ofpapers to IEEE. Deadline: March 10, 2007

POL ICY TRACK PAPERSWe will follow a 5-step process for Policy track papers.

1. Intent to submit: Please register your intent to submit a fulllength refereed or position paper. Please upload Title of thepaper, a 500-word abstract and author names andaffiliations. This step is not mandatory but highlyrecommended. This step will enable us to plan sessions andother conference details. Deadline: Sept 15, 2006.

2. Upload extended abstract or an in-preparation draft: Pleaseupload your extended abstract or in-preparation draft onEDAS. You can submit a full-length paper if you desire.Deadline: Nov 15, 2006

3. TPC Reviews and Interest notification: The TPC will collectreviews and meet to select papers for consideration for finalprogram. Authors will be notified of TPC interest toinclude their papers in the program by Deadline: Jan 15,2007

4. Review and Selection of FULL papers: For authors, whosubmitted extended abstracts or in-preparation draft andwere informed of policy committee interest, a FULL versionof paper is due by Feb 15, 2007. They will be reviewed bythe policy TPC members in second round of quick reviews.After, the final selection, authors will be notified ofacceptance. Deadline: March 1, 2007

5. Final Camera-ready: Submit photo-camera ready version ofpapers to IEEE. Deadline: March 10, 2007

Following page limits will be followed:T EC HNOLOGY CATE GORY: Maximum 12 pages for final paper, including figures, tables, and references

POL ICY TRACK : Maximum 12 pages excluding figures, tables, and reference for Extended AbstractMaximum 25 pages including figures, tables, references for the final papers

POS IT I ON PAPERS : Maximum 12 pages for Technology track including figures, tables, references Maximum 25 pages for Policy track including figures, tables, references

We recommend to format manuscripts according to the IEEE double-column standard format. Extended abstracts should useTimes Roman 11pt (or greater) font. The final published manuscript will use Times Roman 10pt font. Authors should use onlystandard fonts, i.e., Times Roman, Courier, Symbol, and Helvetica, or equivalent. Formatting guidelines and template supportfor popular word processing packages (MS-WORD, LaTeX) will be available on http://www.ieee-dyspan.org.


DySPAN 2007 Call for Papers

Important DatesIntent to submit (Register Title, Abstract, Author List): . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .September 15, 2006Technology Full papers due: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .November15, 2006 Policy Extended Abstract/In-preparation-draft due: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .November 15, 2006Acceptance notification for Technology papers: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .January 15, 2007Notification of interest to Policy Authors requesting full papers: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .January 15, 2007Full versions of selected policy papers due for second review: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .February 15, 2007Final acceptance of policy papers: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .March 1, 2007Camera ready versions for all papers due to IEEE: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .March 10, 2007

T O P ICS AREAS :The topics areas cover all aspects of systems, networks and devices that access the spectrum in adecentralized manner. This includes techniques such as cognitive radio, adaptive systems and unlicensed technologies andcovers technology, policy, legal ad economic issues. In more detail, areas of interest include, but are not limited to

T EC HNOLOGY FOCUSn Spectrum measurements, modelsn Enabling Technologies such as:

l Reconfigurable Radio Platformsl Software Defined and Cognitive Radiosl Emerging standards such as 802.22l Dynamic Network Architectures, Protocols

n Spectrum Access Management Techniquesn Wide-band spectrum sensingn Multi-Band & Adaptive RF including MEMSn Experimental Prototypes and Resultsn Accreditation, Trust, & Security Mechanismsn Infrastructure-Less and Coordinated DSAn Applications of DSA (e.g. public safety, cellular access

networks)n System Modelsn Protocols for Spectrum Agile Communicationsn Characterizing Radio Environments n Interference Metrics and Measurementsn Transition Mechanisms

POL ICY, LAW & ECONOMICS FOCUSn International Experiencen Spectrum Secondary Markets:

l State-of-the-art and Trends n Private Commonsn New Business Models and Pricing Access to Spectrumn Dynamic Spectrum Markets

l Regional Spectrum Markets and Brokeringn Defining and Enforcing Rights and Responsibilities of

Spectrum Licenseesn Defining and Enforcing Spectrum Easementsn Spectrum etiquettes for unlicensed bandsn Regulation of Software – Lessons Learnedn The Role for Government and Industry

l Standard Setting in Spectrumn Regulations for Cognitive Radion International Implications of Dynamic Spectrum Accessn State and Local Networksn Transition Mechanisms

Organizing CommitteeGENERAL CHAIRWilliam Webb, Ofcom, UnitedKingdom

TECHNICAL PROGRAMCOMMITTEE CHAIRSFriedrich Jondral, University ofKarlsruhe. GermanyPreston Marshall, DARPA, US

POLICY PROGRAM COMMITTEECHAIRSMartin Cave, Warwick University, UKWilliam Lehr, MIT, USA

PATRON CHAIRMilind Buddhikot, Lucent/Bell Labs,USA

DE P UTY CHAIRSLinda Doyle, Trinity College, IrelandMilind Buddhikot, Lucent/Bell Labs,USA

ADVERTISING AND PUBLICITY CHAIRNancy Jesuale, NetCityEngineering,USA

STUDENT CHAMPIONSHIP CHAIRDoug Sicker, University of Colorado,USA

KEYNOTE AND PLENARY CHAIRWill Stewart, University, UK

PUBL ICAT IONS CHAIRStephan Mangold, Swisscom,SwitzerlandDaniejla Cabric, Berkeley ResearchCentre, US

DEMONSTRATIONS AND POSTER CHAIRSTodd Martin, Science & TechnologyAssociates, Inc, USKeith Nolan, Trinity College, Ireland

LOCAL ARRANGEMENT CHAIRLinda Doyle, Trinity College, Ireland


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FCBA NEWS 20 JUNE 2006

“ESSENTIALS OF ENGINEERING FOR TELECOM POLICY REFORM” – DVD Now Available

TA UGHT BY DALE HATF IE LD , D IS T INGUISHED ENGINEER , CONSULTANT AND PROFESSOR

This Master Class, presented by the Engineering and Technical Practice Committee, provides a unique opportunity to gain theinsights Professor Hatfield has developed over his nearly four decades of experience in telecommunications policy andregulation.

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CalendarAugust 8 Young Lawyers Committee Happy Hour

August 27 Volunteer for Martha’s Table and McKenna’s Wagon

August 30 Mid-Career Networking Lunch

September 7 FCBA Fall Reception with Commissioners McDowell and Tate

September 7 Silicon Flatirons/Rocky Mountain Chapter Seminar on Wireless Revolutions, Boulder, CO

September 8 Legislative Committee Brown Bag Lunch

September 13 CLE Seminar on Political Broadcasting 202

September 19 Common Carrier Committee Brown Bag Lunch

September 20 Young Lawyers Committee Brown Bag Lunch

September 21 Comms Law, Copyright & Digital Rights Management Committee Brown Bag

September 27 HLS/Emergency Communications Committee Brown Bag

October 10 Silicon Flatirons/Rocky Mountain Chapter Seminar on Confronting Cable’s Technological Frontier, Denver, CO

November 2 Silicon Flatirons/Rocky Mountain Chapter Seminar on Network Convergence, Boulder, CO

November 16 17th Annual Charity Auction

April 18-20 FCBA/IEEE Symposium DySPAN 2007 – Dublin, Ireland

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