Broadband Live The course includes 35 lessons on America’s communications and information technology networks, broken into six modules.
Join BroadbandLive on Wednesday, August 19, to get a taste of Broadband Breakfast’s new online course, “150 Years of American Telecommunications.” The course, which launches on August 22, includes 35 lessons on America’s communications and information technology networks.
The course is broken into six modules:
A. An American Invention and an American Telecom NetworkB. The New Deal for American CommunicationsC. Early Cable, Wireless and SatelliteD. The InternetE. Internet AftershocksF. Broadband and AI
The course embodies the knowledge base that Broadband Breakfast brings from decades of reporting, analyzing and understanding the Internet and other forms of communications. The course begins with Alexander Graham Bell's 1876 telephone patent; turns to Herbert Hoover’s pivotal role in the rise of U.S. radio and television broadcasting; explains the transition from analog to digital cable, wireless and satellite; delves deeply into the technical and political origin of the Internet; s to consider the Internet’s aftershocks upon copyright, privacy, security, antitrust and society; and – better than any other publication – explains how today’s broadband networks are the necessary precursor to the age of artificial intelligence that is upon us.
Whether you are a Broadband Breakfast Club Paid Member, and free member of the Broadband Community, or simply an interested observer eager to learn, join Broadband Breakfast Live Online on Wednesday, August 19, at 12 Noon ET, for a preview of “150 Years of American Telecommunications.”
Panelists
Drew Clark(presenter), CEO and Publisher, Broadband Breakfast
Breakfast Media LLC CEO Drew Clark has led the Broadband Breakfast community since 2008. An early proponent of better broadband, better lives, he initially founded the Broadband Census crowdsourcing tool to collect and verify broadband data left unpublished by the Federal Communications Commission. As CEO and Publisher, Clark presides over the leading media community advocating for higher-capacity internet everywhere through topical, timely and intelligent coverage. Clark also served as head of the Partnership for a Connected Illinois, a state broadband initiative.