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Open Internet Advisory Committee

2015 Order

Released: 07/02/2015. OPEN INTERNET ADVISORY OPINION PROCEDURES. (DA No. 15-692). (Dkt No 14-28 ) Protecting and Promoting the Open Internet. EB . https://apps.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-15-692A1.docx
https://apps.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-15-692A1.pdf

2010 Order

Released: 08/31/2012. ANNOUNCEMENT OF DATE OF MEETING OF THE OPEN INTERNET ADVISORY COMMITTEE. (DA No. 12-1433). CGB. TXT
Ex Parte Status of Open Internet Advisory Committee August 31, 2012
Released: 08/31/2012. ANNOUNCEMENT OF DATE OF MEETING OF THE OPEN INTERNET ADVISORY COMMITTEE. (DA No. 12-1433). CGB . TXT (Oct. 9 in Harvard)
Released: 08/31/2011. FCC EXTENDS DEADLINE FOR MEMBERSHIP NOMINATIONS FOR OPEN INTERNET ADVISORY COMMITTEE BY THIRTY DAYS. (DA No. 11-1485). (Dkt No 09-191 07-52 ) Extended deadline for submitting nominations for the Open Internet Advisory Committee from Sept. 1, 2011 to Oct. 1, 2011. GEN . , TXT
Released: 08/31/2012. NOTICE CONCERNING EX PARTE STATUS OF INFORMATION SUBMITTED TO THE OPEN INTERNET ADVISORY COMMITTEE. (DA No. 12-1434). CGB . TXT
Released: 06/30/2011. FCC REQUESTS NOMINATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP ON OPEN INTERNET ADVISORY COMMITTEE. (DA No. 11-1149). (Dkt No 09-191 07-52 ). CGB . , TXT
"In this Public Notice, the Federal Communications Commission (Commission) seeks nominations for membership on its Open Internet Advisory Committee (OIAC), which is discussed in the Commission's Order on Preserving the Open Internet (Order).1 Interested parties should submit nominations in accordance with the procedures outlined below..... The Commission must receive nominations by 11:59 PM, EST, September 1, 2011. The nominations may be sent via e-mail to OIAC ....
Zittrain appointed chair of FCC’s Open Internet Advisory Committee July 5, 2012 Harvard Law School Press Release
See also Broadband Internet Technical Advisory Group "BITAG was born out of a series of roundtable discussions hosted by the Silicon Flatirons Center at the University of Colorado School of Law. In those sessions, it became clear that a broad cross-section of the Internet community saw the need for, and value of, a technical advisory group to discuss and opine on technical issues pertaining to the operation of the Internet, as a means of bringing transparency and clarity to network management processes as well as the interaction among networks, applications, devices and content. "
Released: 08/31/2012. ANNOUNCEMENT OF DATE OF MEETING OF THE OPEN INTERNET ADVISORY COMMITTEE. (DA No. 12-1433). CGB. TXT
Ex Parte Status of Open Internet Advisory Committee August 31, 2012
Released: 08/31/2012. ANNOUNCEMENT OF DATE OF MEETING OF THE OPEN INTERNET ADVISORY COMMITTEE. (DA No. 12-1433). CGB . TXT (Oct. 9 in Harvard)
Released: 08/31/2011. FCC EXTENDS DEADLINE FOR MEMBERSHIP NOMINATIONS FOR OPEN INTERNET ADVISORY COMMITTEE BY THIRTY DAYS. (DA No. 11-1485). (Dkt No 09-191 07-52 ) Extended deadline for submitting nominations for the Open Internet Advisory Committee from Sept. 1, 2011 to Oct. 1, 2011. GEN . , TXT
Released: 08/31/2012. NOTICE CONCERNING EX PARTE STATUS OF INFORMATION SUBMITTED TO THE OPEN INTERNET ADVISORY COMMITTEE. (DA No. 12-1434). CGB . TXT
Released: 06/30/2011. FCC REQUESTS NOMINATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP ON OPEN INTERNET ADVISORY COMMITTEE. (DA No. 11-1149). (Dkt No 09-191 07-52 ). CGB . , TXT
"In this Public Notice, the Federal Communications Commission (Commission) seeks nominations for membership on its Open Internet Advisory Committee (OIAC), which is discussed in the Commission's Order on Preserving the Open Internet (Order).1 Interested parties should submit nominations in accordance with the procedures outlined below..... The Commission must receive nominations by 11:59 PM, EST, September 1, 2011. The nominations may be sent via e-mail to OIAC ....
Zittrain appointed chair of FCC’s Open Internet Advisory Committee July 5, 2012 Harvard Law School Press Release
See also Broadband Internet Technical Advisory Group "BITAG was born out of a series of roundtable discussions hosted by the Silicon Flatirons Center at the University of Colorado School of Law. In those sessions, it became clear that a broad cross-section of the Internet community saw the need for, and value of, a technical advisory group to discuss and opine on technical issues pertaining to the operation of the Internet, as a means of bringing transparency and clarity to network management processes as well as the interaction among networks, applications, devices and content. "