Date: Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Time: 11:15AM - 12:30PM
Room: Cavalier
Description:
The March 2012 TechNet study found that home adoption rates have changed little in the last three years. NTIA’s BTOP awards and state mapping awards, as well as the FCC’s Connect to Compete and revised Lifeline programs, are all trying to improve broadband adoption. These initiatives raise several questions: What is meaningful broadband adoption? How do we define it, measure it, and report it? How can we better coordinate programs and share emergent knowledge in order to maximize and sustain the impacts of these new investments? This panel of experts, representing key sectors and programs, will discuss challenges “along the adoption curve” and their recommendations for improvements.
Moderator: Laura Breeden, SBA PCC Team Leader for Broadband Technology Opportunities Program, NTIA
Panelists:
- John Horrigan, Vice President, Policy Research, TechNet
- Karen Mossberger, Professor of Public Administration and Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs of the College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs, University of Illinois
- Karen Hanson, Federal Program Officer, BTOP PCC & SBA
- James McConnaughey, Chief Economist, Office of Policy Analysis & Development, NTIA
Presenter Slides:
SHLB -- Meaningful Broadband 5 23 12_for SHLB wiki.pptx
Horrigan.Measure.Broadband.pptx
Mossberger Slides
Summary of Presentations: SHLB B3 Measuring Broadband Adoption.pdf
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