[CLUE-Tech] CBDTPA

[Charlie Oriez]

On Friday 29 March 2002 12:59, you wrote:
> On Fri, Mar 29, 2002 at 12:49:17PM -0700, Joe 'Zonker' Brockmeier 
wrote:
> > > Uncle Nasty, the afternoon DJ on KBPI, occasionally has
> > > political guests on his show, I suspect this is a cause he
> > > could get behind.  I already know I'm not a good enough speaker
> > > to go on the air though.
> >
> > That's a good thought, anyone have other hosts that might be
> > interested in having someone on?
>
> Maybe Brett Saunders at KBCO?

KTLK has a technology hour in the morning during its Business for 
Breakfast program.  That's the one listened to by people high enough 
in the food chain to actually do something.

NPR has guest essays which can be op ed pieces.  Looks like essays 
run 3 minutes.  I think I can borrow a sound studio if something gets 
put together.  We should feed it locally to KCFR and KRCC.


Senate version is in Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation

It would be nice to know where McCain is on this, since he is ranking 
Republican on the Committee.

Assuming that the House version gets into the similar committee, 
Dianna DeGette is the most important contact.  On the bright side, 
the appropriate house subcommittee is chaired by Chris Cox (R-CA) who 
is one of the co-chairs last I checked of the Internet Caucus, and 
usually knows what he is doing.





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