NYC Broadband Hearing December 12, 2007

From the New York City Broadband Advisory Committee, the Offices of
Manhattan Borough President Scott M. Stringer & Council Member Gale A. Brewer & Community Board 9

SAVE THE DATE:

BroadBand Hearing

When:
Wednesday, December 12th, 2007
1pm – 4pm

Where:
Manhattan School of Music (Greenfield Hall)
120 Claremont Avenue at 122 Street
New York, NY 10027

What:
Public hearing sponsored by the New York
City Broadband Advisory Committee (also an official NYC Council
Committee on Technology in Government Hearing)

Come join us on Dec. 12th! Let us know why a fast – and affordable –
Internet connection is useful and important to you. If broadband is
not available in your home, business or organization, or is too
expensive, the members of the joint Mayoral-City Council Broadband Advisory Committee want to hear from you.

To testify, call 212.788.6975 or email Kunal.Malhotra@council.nyc.gov.
For further information about the Advisory Committee visit
www.nycbroadband.blogspot.com

How to get there:
By Bus: • The M4 and M104 stop at 122nd Street and Broadway. • The M5 stops at
122nd Street and Riverside Drive (walk two blocks south of Riverside Drive).

By Subway: • The West Side IRT #1 and #9 trains stop at 116th Street
(at Broadway)
• Walk north on Broadway to 122nd Street

By train: • Visitors arriving by Metro-North Railroad may disembark at
East 125th Street and ride the M60 bus west to 120th Street and Broadway

Official Website: http://www.nycbroadband.blogspot.com