American Cable Association's Annual Summit for iOS

Retransmission consent reform, protecting customer privacy, cybersecurity preparedness, program access reform and several other topics are being debated by policymakers. Given all that is at stake, its important for independent cable operators to share their views and concerns about these key issues with Members of Congress. If you dont become engaged in the dialog thats going on, you really cant stand up and say, Gee, why did this happen? said Duke Milunovich, Director of Sales and Marketing for Volcano Communications.ACAs Summit makes it easy to discuss key issues with policymakers. ACAs staff will schedule your appointments on Capitol Hill, conduct a lobbying briefing session to answer your questions, review talking points and thoroughly prepare you for lobbying. Plus, your Summit registration includes: a day of general sessions featuring D.C. insiders, three evening receptions, two breakfasts, two lunches, a sold-out exhibit hall and access to a cyber coffee loungeall of which provide time to network with colleagues. Among the session speakers are:Congressman Mike Doyle (D-Pa.) is a member of the House Energy and Commerce Committee where he sits on three subcommittees: Communications and Technology, Energy and Power and the Environment and the Economy. U.S. Representative Mike Pompeo (R-Kan.) serves on the House Subcommittee on Communications and Technology, the Energy and Commerce Committee, and the House Intelligence Committee. Gene Kimmelman is President and CEO of Public Knowledge, a public interest group in Washington, D.C., that promotes freedom of expression, an open Internet, and access to affordable communications tools and creative works.