Jonathan L. Kramer's Schedule of
Major Presentations
in 2008
May 22, 2008: Jonathan will be a moderator at SCAN NATOA's 12th Annual Spring Conference. "Surfin' Telecommunication Choices: A New World, A New Direction"
Jonathan will moderate the session on wired and wireless communications (but mostly on wireless communications). Confirmed panel members are Jeff Melching, Esq. of Rutan & Tucker; Javan Rad, Esq. of the City of Pasadena; and Joe Thompson of T-Mobile.
For more information you can follow this link.
P.S., The dress code for this year's SCAN NATOA Conference is surf attire, Dude.
June 4, 2008: Jonathan will be John W. Pestle's co-presenter in this year's version of the "Current Issues in Cell Tower
Regulation" teleconference coordinated by Lorman. Jonathan will focus on the technology issues as they are intertwined with legal issues. While this lecture is geared towards municipal government attorneys and staff, many wireless industry members also find the program to be very useful, too.
To learn more about this teleconference, and to register, please follow this link.
June 10 and June 12, 2008: Jonathan will be a faculty member at the Pennsylvania Bar Institute class, "Cable Television Unraveled" which will be taught twice in Pennsylvania; First in
Philadelphia, and again two days later in Pittsburgh.
The law of cable television has been rewritten by the courts and the FCC. This program is designed for solicitors and municipal officials. It will provide an up-to-date toolkit that will enable you to navigate this often confusing and challenging arena. The intersection of law and technology will be explained, from the basics to the cutting edge.
August 8, 2008: Jonathan will be the Luncheon Keynote Speaker, as well as a technical session lecturer at the Society of Cable Telecommunications Engineers "Show Me" Chapter Conference in Springfield, Mo.
The training session will focus on regulatory issues regarding cable TV proof-of-performance testing; safety issues related to plant construction; and odds-and-ends. The luncheon lecture will be a no-holds-barred presentation about the future of cable TV engineering.
Follow this link for more information.
October 9, 2008: Jonathan will present a lecture to the Palomar Amateur Radio Club in
El Cajon, California. The title of the lecture is, " I love my neighbors, so why do they hate me?"
The lecture deals with amateur radio tower siting, the FCC PRB-1 rules, the California PRB-1 law, interference concerns, and whatever else strikes Jonathan's fancy.
Note that Jonathan Kramer, an amateur radio Extra-class operator and Volunteer Counsel of the American Radio Relay League, represents local governments in these matters, so the lecture will be from that perspective.
Follow this link for meeting information.