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Aspen Institute 2017 Conference on Communications Policy
Note: This is a past event, additional resources may be available below.
Emerging technologies and new business models are increasingly disrupting the ways in which content is produced, distributed and consumed. Changes in the technological and regulatory environment have helped to produce convergence among media technologies and consolidation of media companies. The 2017 Aspen Institute Conference on Communications Policy will explore policies to govern the new media landscape. Participants will evaluate how communications policies address the new challenges and opportunities for technology and suggest principles and policies that should be created.
By invitation only.
To view reports from last year’s and prior Communications Policy Conferences, please visit http://csreports.aspeninstitute.org/.Emerging technologies and new business models are increasingly disrupting the ways in which content is produced, distributed and consumed. Changes in the technological and regulatory environment have helped to produce convergence among media technologies and consolidation of media companies. The 2017 Aspen Institute Conference on Communications Policy will explore policies to govern the new media landscape. Participants will evaluate how communications policies address the new challenges and opportunities for technology and suggest principles and policies that should be created.
