Consumers would be able to choose from an expanded range of communications goods and services at lower prices. Thousands of new jobs would be created, and public interest objectives like universal service would be preserved. One year later, many observers are wondering when and even if these benefits will materialize. On the eve of the law's first anniversary, The Freedom Forum and the Communication, Culture and Technology Program of Georgetown University are convening a one-day conference to take stock of the Act and its impact on the communications landscape. The Freedom Forum is conveniently located in Arlington, Virginia, two blocks from the Rosslyn Metro station.
Pay parking is available in the building.