CSPAN Schedule date: Tuesday, March 29, 2005

[MelissaB]

07:00 am
0:45 (est.) LIVE
Call-In
Open Phones
C-SPAN, Washington Journal
The beginning and end of this live program may be earlier or later than the scheduled times.


07:45 am
0:45 (est.) LIVE
Call-In
Property Rights
C-SPAN, Washington Journal
Theodore Olson
Fred Von Lohmann
The beginning and end of this live program may be earlier or later than the scheduled times.


08:30 am
0:30 (est.) LIVE
Call-In
Open Phones
C-SPAN, Washington Journal
The beginning and end of this live program may be earlier or later than the scheduled times.


09:00 am
0:30 (est.) LIVE
Call-In
Medical Ethics
C-SPAN, Washington Journal
Robert Veatch , Georgetown University
The beginning and end of this live program may be earlier or later than the scheduled times.


09:30 am
0:30 (est.) LIVE
Call-In
Individual Social Security Accounts
C-SPAN, Washington Journal
Richard L. Trumka , AFL-CIO
The beginning and end of this live program may be earlier or later than the scheduled times.


01:15 pm
0:30 (est.) LIVE
News Conference
Defense Department Briefing
Department of Defense, Briefing Room
Donald Rumsfeld , Department of Defense
Peter Pace , Joint Chiefs of Staff
The beginning and end of this live program may be earlier or later than the scheduled times.


03:00 pm
0:30 (est.) LIVE
News Conference
U.N. Oil For Food Program
United Nations
Kofi Annan , United Nations
The beginning and end of this live program may be earlier or later than the scheduled times.





08:30 am
1:00 (est.) LIVE
Speech
Trade Issues
Washington International Trade Assn.
Carlos M. Gutierrez , Department of Commerce
The beginning and end of this live program may be earlier or later than the scheduled times.


12:00 pm
1:15 (est.) LIVE
Forum
Military Transformation Issues
Cato Institute
Charles V. Pena , Cato Institute
Daniel Goure , Lexington Institute
The beginning and end of this live program may be earlier or later than the scheduled times.


03:00 pm
1:00 (est.) LIVE
National Press Club Speech
The New European Constitution
National Press Club, Newsmaker
Mark Hendrick , Labour/Co-op, United Kingdom
The beginning and end of this live program may be earlier or later than the scheduled times.


06:30 pm
1:30 (est.) Forum
Digital Future: Web Logs and Knowledge
Library of Congress, Kluge (John W.) Center
Robert Martin , Institute of Museum and Library Services
Derrick De Kerckhove , Kluge (John W.) Center


08:00 pm
1:30 (est.) Forum
Digital Future: Archiving
Library of Congress, Kluge (John W.) Center
Brewster Kahle , Internet Archives
Abby Smith , Library of Congress


09:30 pm
0:36 (est.) Video Magazine
Wounded Soldiers
C-SPAN
James K. Gilman , Walter Reed Health Care System
Michael Oreskovic , U.S. Army
Oreskovic





07:02 am
1:15 (est.)
Speech
Master of the Senate
Library of Congress
James H. Billington , United States
Robert Caro


08:18 am
0:55 (est.)
Speech
John Adams
National Book Festival
David McCullough


09:00 am
4:30 (est.) LIVE
Forum
Travel Fraud and Consumer Protection
American Society of Travel Agents
Eileen Harrington , Federal Trade Commission
Keith Bellows , National Geographic Travel
The beginning and end of this live program may be earlier or later than the scheduled times.


02:00 pm
1:30 (est.) LIVE
Forum
Medical Malpractice Reform
American Constitution Society
Paul Barringer , Common Good
The beginning and end of this live program may be earlier or later than the scheduled times.

[AirAmFan]

1. Thanks for posting! Is there a URL for this EXACT page? Whenever I go to

the c-span homepage at http://www.c-span.org , I get lost--it's too confusing.

If there is one URL that has the schedules for all three C-Span channels, I could put it in my "FAVORITES", and avoid the probelm of finding out about things I would have wanted to see AFTER they're over.

I hate going on e-mail lists. Did this come to you via e-mail? Usually, every e-mail from a listserv has an unchanging URL that you're supposed to go to if you can't read the whole message. THAT's the one I want for C-SPAN's full schedule update.

It would be a good URL to have on the DU homepage, too, along with http://www.buzzflash.com and other sources of real news.

[paineinthearse]

2. It takes some getting used to

As you did, go to www.cspan.org

Towards the top-right corner is a link to TV SCHEDULES.

Or just add this to your favorites -
http://inside.c-spanarchives.org:8080/cspan/schedule.csp

Hope that helps.

[paineinthearse]

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goodnight

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good afternoon

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3. Contact CSPAN

C-SPAN daily alert by the DU CSPAN group. To join and assist, go to http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topics&forum=320

Every night, the CSPAN GROUP reviews the next day’s schedule and prepares this analysis. The annotated schedule assists DU members when calling or emailing CSPAN JOURNAL by providing information related to the guests and the organizations they represent.

CSPAN JOURNAL telephone numbers:
Democrats [phone]
Republicans [phone]
Others [phone]

CSPAN JOURNAL email: http://www.c-span.org/community/submitwj.asp

[Viva_La_Revolution]

4. Call-In : Medical Ethics 9:00 am C-SPAN

09:00 am C-SPAN
0:30 (est.) LIVE
Call-In

Medical Ethics
Washington Journal
Washington, District of Columbia (United States)

Veatch, Robert, Professor, Georgetown University, Ethics

Topic: Ethical questions/concerns/ambiguities surrounding the care of the terminally ill. Veatch is currently teaching a class at Georgetown on withholding nutrition from terminally ill patients.

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5. Call-In : Individual Social Security Accounts 9:30 am C-SPAN

09:30 am C-SPAN
0:30 (est.) LIVE
Call-In

Individual Social Security Accounts
Washington Journal
Washington, District of Columbia (United States)

Trumka, Richard L., Secretary-Treasurer, AFL-CIO

Topic: AFL-CIO's campaign against Charles Schwab, Wacovia, & Wall Street companies that are promoting social security private accounts. AFL-CIO begins a 50-city mobilization on the topic this Thursday. The unions say President Bush's plan to create private accounts would give a windfall to financial firms but cause Social Security guaranteed benefits to be cut by nearly half and increase the federal debt by $5 trillion.

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6. Military Transformation Issues 12:00 pm CSPAN2

12:00 pm CSPAN2
1:15 (est.) LIVE
Forum

Military Transformation Issues

Cato Institute
Washington, District of Columbia (United States)

Pena, Charles V., Director, Cato Institute, Defense Policy Studies
Goure, Daniel, Vice President, Lexington Institute
Chamberlin, Susan, Director, Cato Institute, Governmental Affairs

The Cato Institute will hold a discussion of why the United States does not need a larger army. Charles Pena will argue that the United States needs to eliminate its obsolete Cold War era military deployments around the world and that security can be maintained with a smaller army. Daniel Goure will argue that a larger army is not needed and that the army must invest in new technologies rather than add new soldiers.

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7. Digital Future: Web Logs and Knowledge 6:30 pm CSPAN2

06:30 pm CSPAN2
1:30 (est.) Forum

Digital Future: Web Logs and Knowledge
Library of Congress, Kluge (John W.) Center
Washington, District of Columbia (United States)

Martin, Robert, Director, Institute of Museum and Library Services
De Kerckhove, Derrick, Visiting Scholar, Kluge (John W.) Center, Education
Weinberger, David, Research Fellow, Harvard Law School, Berkman Center for Internet & Society
Marcum, Deanna, Associate Librarian, Library of Congress, Library Services

Scholars talked about the gathering and dissemination of information through Internet web logs, or “blogs.” Among the issues they addressed were the accuracy and speed of information retrieval, public access to digitized information, various sources of information on the Internet, and the potential impact of the media on news reporting. Following their remarks they answered questions from the audience.
The series "Managing Knowledge and Creativity in a Digital Context" examined how the digital age was changing the most basic ways information is organized and classified and to educate the public on the influence of the digital age on their lives. Programs include a featured speaker, followed by a panel discussion, and a question and answer session with the audience at the venue, and C-SPAN television viewers who asked questions by electronic mail.

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8. Digital Future: Archiving 8:00 pm CSPAN2

08:00 pm CSPAN2
1:30 (est.)
Forum

Digital Future: Archiving
Library of Congress, Kluge (John W.) Center
Washington, District of Columbia (United States)

Kahle, Brewster, Co-Founder and Director, Internet Archives
Smith, Abby, Curator, Library of Congress
Martin, Robert, Director, Institute of Museum and Library Services
De Kerckhove, Derrick, Visiting Scholar, Kluge (John W.) Center, Education
Weinberger, David, Research Fellow, Harvard Law School, Berkman Center for Internet & Society
Marcum, Deanna, Associate Librarian, Library of Congress, Library Services


Brewster Kahle, digital librarian, director and co-founder of the Internet Archive, talked about capturing material on the Internet and the challenges of selecting pertinent content. Mr. Kahle first developed the idea and tools to archive the Web and explained the process of digital archiving, and why it's important to everyday use of the Internet. The title of his talk was "Universal Access to Knowledge."
The featured speaker was followed by a panel discussion, and a question and answer session with the audience at the venue, and C-SPAN television viewers sent questions by electronic mail.
The series "Managing Knowledge and Creativity in a Digital Context" examines how the digital age is changing the most basic ways information is organized and classified.