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ProgramingCommunity BroadbandResourcesMember DirectoryCommitteesCommunities NATOA promotes community interests in communications. A national trade association based in Alexandria, VA , NATOA represents local government jurisdictions and consortiums, including elected and appointed officials and staff, who oversee communications and cable television franchising.  Upcoming Events October 20,2008 - eNATOA - October 20: New Technologies and Programming November 10,2008 - eNATOA - November 10: Community Broadband: Where Are We Now? December 4,2008 - [OHIO] Chapter Meeting December 8,2008 - eNATOA - December 8: 2008 Retrospective; 2009 Preview: Hot Issues in Communications May 18,2009 - 2009 NATOA Policy & Legal Seminar More Events Top IssuesFCC Releases Proposed Rules for Reauction of D Block in 700 MHz SpectrumThe FCC has released its proposed rules and tentative conclusions regarding the re-auction of the D Block within the 700 MHz spectrum, and is currently soliciting comment on the proposals. Key components include:• The creation of two technology-specific sets of…» More…NATOA Applauds Action of FCC Intergovernmental Advisory CommitteeNATOA wishes to express its appreciation to the Federal Communications Commission’s Intergovernmental Advisory Committee (IAC) for joining the voices of numerous local governments and municipal associations in calling for CTIA’s tower siting petition to be denied. The IAC, like NATOA…» More…NATOA, NLC, NACo & USCM File Comments in Response to CTIA Petition for Declaratory Ruling on Tower SitingSeptember 29, 2008 - The national associations representing local government filed initial comments in response to CTIA’s petition for declaratory ruling seeking preemption of local government authority over tower siting. Those comments can be reviewed here. Local governments that have…» More…More Issues NATOA Applauds Action of FCC Intergovernmental Advisory CommitteeOctober 2, 2008 6:51 AMNATOA wishes to express its appreciation to the Federal Communications Commission’s Intergovernmental Advisory Committee (IAC) for joining the voices of numerous local governments and municipal associations in calling for CTIA’s tower siting petition to be denied. The IAC, like NATOA and so many others, recognizes zoning as a local concern and the explicit protection of local zoning control by the 1996 Telecommunications Act. The full text of the IAC’s comments can be found here. NATOA thanks the IAC for standing up for local governments and the vital role zoning plays in our communities. NATOA Honors 2008 Government Programming AwardsSeptember 20, 2008 8:53 PMAtlanta, GA - (September 20, 2008) – The NationalAssociation of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors (NATOA) recognized thewinners of the 23rd Annual Government Programming Awards (GPA)during a gala event at The Hilton Atlanta. The awards program honors excellencein broadcast, cable, multimedia and electronic programming produced by localgovernment agencies. This year, NATOAreceived more than 1,200 entries submitted by local governments in more than 30states across the country and Canada. “Thisyear’s GPA winners demonstrate excellence in local government agencyprogramming and have truly raised the bar for not only meeting but exceedingcommunity needs,” commented NATOA President Doris Boris. “We congratulate these members for theirinnovation and commitment to quality programming and are thrilled to honor andcelebrate their achievements.” Entriesin the 64 categories cover a variety of programming including, among others,community events, documentary, public affairs and public service,interview/talk show, performing arts, sports, election coverage and children’ sissues. Among the awards with special significanceare the “Excellent in Government Programming” awards which are judged on theagency’s variety of programming quality throughout the year. This year’s Excellence awards were presentedto four outstanding NATOA communities, including:“KCCB Channel 8” City and County ofBroomfield, CO the winner out of four entries for jurisdictions withoperating budgets under $100,000“AllenCity Television – ACTV” City of Allen, TX the winner outof twenty-one entries for jurisdictions with operating budgets of $100,001 to$250,000“Aurora8 Programming” City of Aurora, CO the winner outof fifteen entries for jurisdictions with operating budgets of $250,001 to$500,000TheSEATTLE CHANNEL” Seattle, WA the winner out of seventeen entriesfor jurisdictions with operating budgets over $500,000A complete list of the 2008 NATOAGovernment Programming Awards winners is available here. NATOA Announces Recipients of Community Broadband Awards for Outstanding Endeavors to Bring Broadband to More Communities and ConsumersSeptember 18, 2008 9:59 AMAtlanta, GA – September 18, 2008 – The NationalAssociation of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors (NATOA) Board ofDirectors announced the recipients of NATOA’s 2008 Community Broadband Awards duringthe Opening General Session of its 28th Annual Conference today. These honors are awarded to exceptionalleaders and innovative programs that champion community interests and broadbanddeployment in local communities nationwide. “NATOA’s Community Broadband Awards proudly recognize thepeople, communities, and organizations that lead the nation in promoting communityinterests through broadband projects,” said NATOA Executive Director LibbyBeaty. The award recipients were chosen based on theirextraordinary efforts, achievements, and innovation in community-basedapproaches to broadband. These individuals, organizations, and communities havedistinguished themselves in the effort to ensure that more American communitiesand citizens benefit from new technology. “Our honorees are leading the way toward America’s broadbandfuture,” said NATOA’s President, Doris J. Boris. “They are involved in planningand deploying communications networks for government and public use, and inarticulating the need for a national broadband strategy to ensure the economiccompetitiveness and well-being of our nation and of our communities in the 21stcentury. Our honorees have distinguishedthemselves by answering the need for a public role in broadband development inpartnership with the private sector.” The 2008 Community Broadband Award recipients are: Community Broadband Hero of the Year Mayor Joey Durel ofLafayette, Louisiana — for championing the need for robust,competitive communications services in his community; for championing the causeof local decision-making in communications; and for leading his community tocounter efforts to thwart local communications initiatives.Community Broadband Visionary of the YearMayor Greg Nickels of Seattle — for recognizing theimportance of fiber optics to economic and community development, and fortaking steps to secure the benefits of fiber for his constituents. Seattle has engaged in a multi-year process to determine how to best meet itscitizens’ and businesses’ needs for communications, and Mayor Nickels hasannounced his intention to release an RFP for a private sector fiber partnerlater this year. Community Broadband Wireless Project of the Year WirelessMinneapolis — City of Minneapolis, for development of a wireless infrastructurefor public and government use, and for exhibiting the capability of localcommunities to encourage and facilitate wireless communications projects. Community Broadband Fiber Project of the Year Utah Telecommunications Open Infrastructure Agency(UTOPIA) — for persevering in development of an open, fiber-opticinfrastructure for the residents and businesses of 16 member communities inUtah, and for demonstrating the capability of local communities to encourageand facilitate fiber communications projects. Community Network of the YearPrince George’s County Institutional Fiber-Optic Network (I-Net)—for connecting the County, more than 20 municipalities, numerous schools,and first responders over fiber optics; for serving government and educationalneeds over the network; and for demonstrating how communications technology canenhance government services, save on government expenditures, and save energy. Community Broadband Organization of the Year AARP — forrecognizing the importance of communications services and infrastructure tomeet the healthcare, connectivity, and quality of life needs of its members andof all Americans.For more information on the award recipients, the NATOACommunity Broadband Awards, and NATOA’s efforts to bring about a nationalbroadband strategy that recognizes the vital and integral role of localgovernments, visit www.natoa.org or contactNATOA’s Executive Director, Libby Beaty, at the number above. NATOA promotescommunity interests in communications. Anational trade association based in Alexandria, VA, NATOA represents localgovernment jurisdictions and consortiums, including elected and appointedofficials and staff, who oversee communications and cable televisionfranchising.Advisor to Presidential Candidate Barack Obama to Provide Keynote Remarks to Local Government ConferenceSeptember 18, 2008 9:36 AMAtlanta, GA – September 18, 2008 –John Nakahata,Advisor on technology and telecommunications issues for the Presidential Campaignof Senator Barack Obama, will provide keynote remarks at NATOA’s 28thAnnual Local Government Conference in Atlanta, GA. Mr. Nakahata is scheduled to speak onSaturday, September 20 during NATOA’s keynote luncheon session. “We are pleased that the Senator responded to our request forthe Presidential Campaign to provide a representative to address criticalcommunications issues facing our nation today,” noted NATOA’s President DorisBoris. NATOA’s Annual Conferencerepresents a unique opportunity to address local officials and professionalstaff from across the nation responsible for the communications services in theircommunities. Press are cordially invited to attend and may contact theNATOA Registration Desk at 404-221-6830. For additional information on NATOA’s annual conference, please visitwww.natoa.org. NATOA promotes community interests incommunications. A national tradeassociation based in Alexandria, VA, NATOA represents local governmentjurisdictions and consortiums, including elected and appointed officials andstaff, who oversee communications and cable television franchising. NATOA ANNOUNCES EXPERT PANEL ON USE OF NEW MEDIA FOR FRIDAY GENERAL SESSION AT UPCOMING ANNUAL CONFERENCESeptember 12, 2008 9:33 AMAlexandria, VA - (September 12, 2008) – TheNational Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors (NATOA)announces a panel of industry trailblazers and thought leaders for its PEG 2.0general session taking place at the 28th Annual Conference: Putting the Public Interest Back into Communications. The conference is being held atthe Hilton Atlanta Hotel next week in Atlanta, Georgia. The Friday,September 19th General Session: PEG 2.0: What Does Local Programming LookLike in the Era of YouTube, Second Life and MySpace? will be moderatedby Jennifer McKinney, Tucson 12, City of Tucson, AZ andpresent views from a variety of new media visionaries including: Joaquin Alvarado, Next GenerationInternet, University of San Francisco; Roxie Merritt, Office of the AssistantSecretary of Defense for Public Affairs; BarrettFox, COCO Studios; and Mike Musgrove,Washington Post. Click here for full release.    » More News©2000 — 2008, The National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors1800 Diagonal Road, Suite 495 • Alexandria, VA 22314(t) 703.519.8035 • (f) 703.519.8036info@natoa.org Contact •Privacy •XHTML •CSS •RSSvar gaJsHost = (("https:" == document.location.protocol) ? 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