OPEN FORUM ON HOW TO FIND FCC INFORMATION ON THE INTERNET
                                    
     On Tuesday October 22, from 1:00 am to 3:00 pm, the FCC
will host an open forum on how to find the FCC's information
online on the Internet. The forum will include presentations on
what new services are available now, what improvements are under
development, how the FCC's Internet site is organized, special
information from the Bureaus,  and an update on electronic
submission of documents to the FCC.  The forum, both in-person
and online, will also seek suggestions on improvements to the
FCC's Internet site.   The forum will be held at Commission
headquarters and is open to the public.

     This open forum is designed to give individuals and
organizations who use the Commission's Internet site the
opportunity to find out how to use it most effectively and to
make suggestions for improvements to our site.  

     A question-and-answer period will give attendees the chance
to ask questions about the site.  In addition, representatives of
Commission Bureaus and Offices will be available for follow-up
questions on information about specific subjects.  Taped copies
of the meeting will be available from the Commission's tape
duplicating contractor, Telspan  International, (301) 731-5358. 
All written handouts will also be available at the Commission's
World Wide Web site: http://www.fcc.gov/.

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Mark your calendar now!

WHO: Federal Communications Commission

WHAT: FCC Internet Site: What's Up?  How Can I Find Information? 

WHERE: FCC Headquarters, Room 856, 1919 M Street, NW, Washington,
DC

WHEN: Tuesday, October 22, 1:00 p.m.

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     For more information contact:  Sheryl Segal
(ssegal@fcc.gov)or Dave Kitzmiller(dkitzmil@fcc.gov) at
(202)418-0260.  

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