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http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c8rj4qj7 No online items Reed Hundt Collection of Federal Communications Commission Records Special Collections & Archives, UC San Diego Special Collections & Archives, UC San Diego Copyright 2017 9500 Gilman Drive La Jolla 92093-0175 [email protected] URL: http://libraries.ucsd.edu/collections/sca/index.html Reed Hundt Collection of Federal MSS 0680 1 Communications Commission Records Descriptive Summary Languages: English Contributing Institution: Special Collections & Archives, UC San Diego 9500 Gilman Drive La Jolla 92093-0175 Title: Reed Hundt Collection of Federal Communications Commission Records Creator: Hundt, Reed E., 1948- Identifier/Call Number: MSS 0680 Physical Description: 29 Linear feet(29 cartons) Date (inclusive): ca. 1993-1999 Abstract: Papers and records relating to the United States Federal Communications Commission from Reed Hundt (b. 1948), an American attorney who served as chairman of the Commission from November 29, 1993 to November 3, 1997. Scope and Content of Collection Papers and records relating to the United States Federal Communications Commission from Reed Hundt (b. 1948), an American attorney who served as chairman of the Commission from November 29, 1993 to November 3, 1997. The collection contains briefing binders, memoranda, meeting agendas, and other records relating to regulation of the communications industry. Biography Reed Hundt (b. 1948) is an American attorney who was appointed by President Bill Clinton to chair the United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) from November 29, 1993 to November 3, 1997. The mid-1990s saw a sharp increase in key regulations of the communication industry as important new technologies for wireless and wireline communications boomed. Preferred Citation Reed Hundt Collection of Federal Communications Commission Records. MSS 680. Special Collections & Archives, UC San Diego. Acquisition Information Acquired 2007 OFF-SITE STORAGE COLLECTION STORED OFF-SITE. ALLOW ONE WEEK FOR RETRIEVAL OF MATERIALS. Publication Rights Publication rights are held by the creator of the collection. Processing Information This collection was minimally processed, re-using information from a preliminary box list. Descriptions may be inaccurate, and materials may include personally identifiable or out-of-scope information. Subjects and Indexing Terms Hundt, Reed E., 1948- -- Archives United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Archives HUNDT/FCC RECORDS Box 1 Analyst report - Goldman Box 1 Analyst report - Wasserella Box 1 Mercer Presentations Box 1 Nynex Annual Report/10K Box 1 Geodesic report Box 1 Net 020- BEG Pricing Work Box 1 Multimedia Alliances Box 1 FPIS - Wireless/ Cellular Box 1 Nynex - Regulatory policy Box 1 Nynex - ICS 1993 September 16 Box 1 Mercer - Wireless/Wireless Bundling Reed Hundt Collection of Federal MSS 0680 2 Communications Commission Records HUNDT/FCC RECORDS Box 1 Nynex - PCS Project Box 1 ICS Business Plan Box 1 Integrated Strategy Model Box 1 ICS Strategy Box 1 Broadband Business Case Cable Box 2 Administrative Box 2 Affiliated Transactions Box 2 A la carte (Comcast) Box 2 Announcements Box 2 CSB - Anstrom- Speeches Cable Box 2 Arlington County, Virginia Box 2 Articles Box 2 Backlogs Box 2 Backlog - 1st Quarter 1996 Box 2 Baltimore Box 2 Comm. Barrett Box 2 Beyond Going Forward II Box 2 Box Legislation Box 2 Bureau Activity Box 2 Business Results 1995 Box 2 Bryant Amendment Box 2 CATA - Local Government Box 2 CATA Proposal Box 2 CATA Responses Box 2 CVI Box 2 Cable Act - Voting Record Box 2 Cable Compatibility Box 2 Cable Filing Form Box 2 Cable Industry Capital Expenditures Box 2 Cable Results 1995 Box 2 Cablevision Industries Box 2 CSB - Captioning Cable Box 2 Certification Lists Box 2 Charts Box 2 Classnet-Press Box 2 Clustering Box 2 Competition - DDS Box 2 Comcast Box 2 Comcast Financials Box 2 Compatibility - Press Box 2 Competition Box 2 Competition Effort Box 2 Competition Proposals 1995 February Box 2 Competition Report Box 2 Continental Cablevision Box 2 Continental Cablevision - Ellensburg Case Box 2 Continental Cablevision (Proposal) Box 2 Continental Cablevision - Social Contract Box 2 Continental - Vote Smart Box 2 Correspondence Box 2 Cox/Disney Box 2 Cox-Omaha Box 2 Cross - Ownership Box 2 Discovery Non - Exclusivity Box 2 Disney Reed Hundt Collection of Federal MSS 0680 3 Communications Commission Records HUNDT/FCC RECORDS Box 2 DLJ April Report Box 2 Dolan Box 2 Economic Status - Press Box 2 Effective Competition Box 2 Equipment Compatibility (General Instrument) Box 2 ERG Report Box 2 Reactions 1994 February Box 2 Favorable Trade Press Box 2 Fields, Cong. Letter to REH 1994 February 9 Box 2 Financial Community - Meeting with Comm. Ness Box 2 Financial Information on Companies Box 2 Financial Performance of Cable Industry Box 2 Financial Reports Box 2 Forms Box 2 Forms - Revised 1210 Box 2 Going Forward Box 2 Going Forward - A La Carte Box 2 Going Forward - Articles Box 2 Going Forward - Background Memos Box 2 Going Forward - Barrett Comm. Box 2 Going Forward - Briefing Book Box 2 Going Forward - Buying Way on Box 2 Going Forward - Channel Additions Box 2 Going Forward - Decision Box 2 Going Forward - Ex Parte Box 2 Going Forward - Final Press Release Box 2 Going Forward - FX Petition Box 2 Going Forward - Impact Box 2 Going Forward - Impact (Press) Box 2 Going Forward - Letters/Corres. Box 2 Going Forward - Meeting Notes Box 2 Going Forward - Press Box 2 Going Forward - Q2 Box 2 Going Forward - Reconsideration 7.5% Box 2 Going Forward - Results Box 2 Going Forward - New Channels Box 2 Going Forward - Strategy Box 2 Going Forward - Trade Clips Box 2 Golden Broom Data Box 2 Gospel Music Channel Box 2 Hiring Box 2 Home Shopping Network Box 2 Home Writing Box 2 Horry County Box 2 REH Box 2 REH Speeches Cable Box 3 Impact on Cable - Correspondence Box 3 Impact on Deregulation Box 3 Industry Trends - 4th Quarter 1994 Box 3 Industry Trends - 4th Quarter 1995 Box 3 Inflation Adjustment Box 3 CBS - Inside Writing - Timing Cable Box 3 Investment Box 3 Leased Access Box 3 Leased Access - Cox Box 3 Legislative Agenda Reed Hundt Collection of Federal MSS 0680 4 Communications Commission Records HUNDT/FCC RECORDS Box 3 Legislation - Press Box 3 Litigation Box 3 Local Franchisors - Seattle Box 3 Madison Square Garden Box 3 Malone - Conflicting Statements Box 3 Malone - Hundt Box 3 Migration Response Box 3 Monthly Statistics Box 3 MTV Box 3 Former Draft Outline for IRTS Speech Cable Box 3 Must Carry Box 3 National Average Box 3 Must Carry - Paxson and Reaction to Lt. Decision Box 3 Navigation Devices Box 3 NCTA 1995-1996 Box 3 New Product Tier Box 3 N.C. Cable Problem Box 3 Negative Option Billing Box 3 One Year Anniversary Box 3 Organization Box 3 OVS - Alliance Box 3 Telephone Company Competition to Cable - A Progress Report Cable Box 3 OVS - Issues Box 3 OVS - Rainbow Box 3 Pending Issues Box 3 Personnel Box 3 Policy - Confidential Contacts Box 3 Policy - Pass Through Regulatory Fees Box 3 Press - Price Increases Box 3 Pressler Letter (REH) 1995 September 10 Box 3 Press - Congressional Quarterly Box 3 Press Editorials Box 3 Press - New York Times Box 3 CSB - Pricing Flexibility - Ness Cable Box 3 Price Increases - Statistics Box 3 Programmer Questionnaire Box 3 Programming Contact Confidentiality Box 3 Prospective Competition Study Box 3 Q's & A's Box 3 PTA-Anstrom Box 3 Rate Appeal Box 3 Rates Box 3 Rate Increases 1996 Box 3 Rates Announcements Box 3 Rate Processing Box 3 Rates Survey Box 3 Rate Regulations - Legal Appeal Box 3 Recon/ Going Forward Box 3 Release of Forms Box 3 Report 1995 March 23 Box 3 Schaefer Box 3 Schools Box 3 Scrambling Program - Background Box 3 Shopping - BET Box 3 Shopping Issues Reed Hundt Collection of Federal MSS 0680 5 Communications Commission Records HUNDT/FCC RECORDS Box 3 Small Operator - CATA Box 3 Small Systems Box 3 Small Systems - Pole Attachments Box 3 Small Systems - Quello Box 3 Small Systems - Relief Box 3 Small Systems - SCBA Letter Box 3 Social Contract Box 3 Social Contract - Continental Cablevision Box 3 Social Contracts - Press Box 3 South Dakota Box 3 Speeches - Anstrom Box 3 Speeches, Levin, Blair Box 3 OPA - Speeches - True Facts Box 3 Cable - Sports Migration Box 3 Cable - Spring Projects Box 3 CSB - Staffing Cable Box 3 Statements Box 3 Statistics - Update Box 3 Strategic Plan Box 3 Ratings System Box 3 Survey Box 3 Survey/Talking Points Box 3 System Upgrade - TCI Proposal #25 Box 3 TCI General note Smith story, financial reports, Malone, Motorola, price incentives, restructure, settlement, Telecable. Box 4 CCB - Networking Schools - 21st Tech Box 4 CCB - Universal Service - International Common Carrier Box 4 Network Reliability Council Box 4 Numbering Box 4 NYNEX Plan Box 4 Overview 1996 January Box 4 OSP (Press) Box 4 CCB-OVs - Cost Allocation Box 4 Common Carrier - Overview and press 1994 August Box 4 CCB - Price Cap Review Box 4 CCB - Preemption - Texas Common Carrier Box 4 New Entrants - TCI Box 4 Price Increase - US West Box 4 Price Caps Box 4 RBOC Entry - Company Plans Box 4 Rural Policy Research Institute Box 4 Common Carrier - RBOC Lawsuit Box 4 Common Carrier - Rochester Box 4 CCB-SBC - Lawsuit Common Carrier Box 4 Section 251 Box 4 911 - President Box 4 CCB - Separations Box 4 CCB - Snowe - Rockerfellow- Strategy Common Carrier Box 4 Speeches - Bob Allen - Company Plans Box 4 Speeches - Chong Reed Hundt Collection of Federal MSS 0680 6 Communications Commission Records HUNDT/FCC RECORDS Box 4 Special Assistant Box 4 Statistics Box 4 Subscribership CCB - Taking Arguments - CPI Analysis Common Carrier Box 4 Telecom Bill-Impact on People Box 4 Telecom Reform-Message Box 4 Telephone Study CCB Box 4 Troy Case Box 4 Us - NYNEX Box 4 Universal Service Box 4 Common Carrier - Universal Service CCB Box 4 Universal Service - Cable Box 4 Universal Service - Charts Box 4 Universal Service - Dingell Box 4 Universal Service - Sen.
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