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The Media Institute Chairman Dick Wiley and FCC Commissioner Nathan Simington in a fireside chat at our March Communications Forum luncheon.

See my new The Media Institute policy post about creating FCC Video Forbearance authority. Congress giving narrow authority, which exists for other services, would allow the agency to erase bloated video burdens in law & regulations to reflect the modern competitive markets. See:

Yesterday #FCC Commissioner Nathan Simington talked about a range of policy issues during a fireside chat with Institute Board Chairman Dick Wiley. Topics incl. the outlook for 5G, spectrum availability, changes to broadcast ownership rules & more. youtu.be/b7cqEb8eTYE?fe…

Media Institute Supports First Amendment Rights of Broadcasters in Comments to Federal Communications Commission mediainstitute.org/2025/03/21/med…

“Bringing Forbearance to Video Services” by Mike O’Rielly mediacompolicy.org/2025/03/21/bri…

Looking forward to welcoming Media Analyst Craig Moffett as our speaker next week. For more about our Luncheon Series: mediainstitute.org/communications…

Craig Moffett of MoffettNathanson, An SVB Company addresses The Media Institute April 16th luncheon at The Fairmont Hotel D.C.

Looking forward to our #TMICommForum luncheon next week! For sponsorship information, contact Susanna Coto at [email protected]

Check out my new The Media Institute op-ed on the issue of commercial privacy and the need for Congress to outline a new narrative on data sharing. Kudos to Energy and Commerce Committee Rep. Brett Guthrie John Joyce, M.D. for the thoughtful approach issue this year. Take a read → mediacompolicy.org/2025/05/08/res…

FCC Commissione Anna Gomez addresses The Media Institute May luncheon at The St. Regis Hotel

In her speech to The Media Institute today, Anna M. Gomez continued her recent criticisms of the administration for running “a campaign to censor and control.” “The FCC should not be in the business of controlling access to vital local information," Gomez said. radioworld.com/news-and-busin…

Yesterday we welcomed Anna M. Gomez as our featured speaker at our Communications Forum Luncheon. For her full remarks, visit mediainstitute.org/wp-content/upl…

Looking forward to our upcoming #TMICommForum luncheon featuring Rep. Brett Guthrie as our speaker.

From our blog, “Government’s Unprecedented Threat to the #FirstAmendment by guest author Anna M. Gomez mediacompolicy.org/2025/06/26/gov…

Looking forward to our luncheon this week with News/Media Alliance President & CEO Danielle Coffey. For more about our Communications Forum luncheon series, visit mediainstitute.org/communications…

Danielle Coffey, President & CEO News/Media Alliance, on the topics she will be covering today as our speaker at today’s Communications Forum Luncheon. #1A #pressfreedom #TMICommForum

Alliance President & CEO Danielle Coffey gave remarks during The Media Institute Communications Forum Luncheon at the St. Regis Hotel in D.C. on July 16, discussing the importance of press freedom and the challenges publishers face in protecting their content from unauthorized use by

Excited to announce our honorees and featured speaker for our annual ‘Free Speech America’ Gala on October 29th! For our full press release, see mediainstitute.org/2025/07/17/ver…

“Let’s Not Create a Self-Censorship Wave in Comedy” by Stuart N. Brotman mediacompolicy.org/2025/07/24/let…