June 29, 1999
                                
                                
            MASS MEDIA BUREAU'S CHARLES (BUCK) LOGAN
                      TO LEAVE COMMISSION 

            
                    
     Charles (Buck) Logan has announced that he will step down as Chief of the Policy &
Rules Division of the FCC's Mass Media Bureau to become of counsel at the law firm of Lawler,
Metzer & Milkman, LLC, in Washington, DC.

     "Buck has made a great contribution to the Commission and I am sorry to see him go,"
said Chairman William Kennard. "He has been a key part of my policymaking team.  I know I
speak for everyone at the Commission when I say I will miss him and wish him well."

     Logan joined the Commission in 1994 and became Chief of the Mass Media Bureau's
Policy & Rules Division in January 1998.  He also served as Acting Deputy Bureau Chief in the
spring of 1999.  As Chief of the Policy & Rules Division, Logan oversaw the Division's work on
rulemaking proceedings regarding broadcast multiple ownership rules, digital television, and a
wide range of other issues.

     Before joining the Commission in October 1994, Logan practiced communications law at
the law firm of Covington & Burling.  From 1988-89, he served as a law clerk to the Honorable
Levin H. Campbell for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, and from 1987-88 he was a
Bigelow Fellow and Instructor in Law at the University of Chicago Law School.

     He received his undergraduate degree from Harvard University and his law degree from
Yale Law School.


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