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AO 1998-17

Daniels Cablevision

Summary

Application of press exemption to free 30-second spot time slots offered by cable broadcasting system to candidate campaigns.

Documents

Final opinion September 10, 1998
Date Name Document type
09/10/1998 AO 1998-17 Final Opinion
09/10/1998 Vote Votes
09/02/1998 Draft AO (Commissioner Mason), Agenda Document No. 98-59-C Draft Documents
09/02/1998 Draft AO (Commissioner Mason), Agenda Document No. 98-59-D Draft Documents
09/02/1998 Vote Votes
09/01/1998 Draft AO (Commissioner Mason), Agenda Document No. 98-59-A Draft Documents
09/01/1998 Draft AO (Commissioner Mason), Agenda Document No. 98-59-B Draft Documents
08/26/1998 Draft AO (OGC), Agenda Document No. 98-59 Draft Documents
08/25/1998 Late Comment on AOR by Media Access Project Comments and Ex parte Communications
08/14/1998 Comment on AOR by Federal Communications Commission Comments and Ex parte Communications
08/11/1998 Supplemental Material from Daniels Cablevision, Inc. Final Opinion
08/03/1998 Request by Daniels Cablevision, Inc. AO Request, Supplemental Material, and Extensions of Time

Entities

Role Name Type
Requestor Daniels Cablevision, Inc. Corporation (including LLCs electing corporate status)
Counsel/Representative Cole, Raywid & Braverman, LLP Law Firm
Counsel/Representative Mr. John C. Dodge Esq. Individual
Commenter Federal Communications Commission Governmental entity
Commenter Media Access Project Law Firm
Commenter Mr. Andrew Jay Schwartzman Individual
Commenter Mr. Christopher J. Wright Esq. Individual