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Dr. Dieter Hoff was born in 1939 in Wiesbaden, Germany and studied from 1959 to 1962 at the Fachhochschule in Darmstadt.
• • From 1966 to 1970, after obtaining the university entrance qualifications, he studied at the Technical University of Munich, communications engineering technology where he made the exam for Dipl-Ing., and from 1970 to 1974 worked as scientific assistant to Prof. Mainke at the Technical University Munich, in the field of high frequency technology. 1974 Promotion to Dr. Ing. at the same institute.
• •In the years of 1962 to 1966, Dr. Hoff collected communication industry experience in the development of professional broadcasting and receiving systems.
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(Continued) - Since 1975 Herr Dr. Hoff was at the WDR (West German Broadcaster) in Köln (Cologne) where at first he was working as operation and production department engineer and as of 1977 Head of the Technical Broadcasting Department. 1988 he took over the principal radio technology department (Hoerfunktechnik) und spent many years in management of the radio broadcasters and managers conference of the ARD.
• • Since 1992 he was Technical Manager of the WDR, and member of the Technical Commission ARD/ZDF. From 1992 to 1994 he was Chairman of the Joint Committee of Technology (GAT) of the ARD und Telekom. Since 1999 member of the production and technical commission of ARD/ZDF, and from 1. January 1. 2001 to December 31, 2002, chairman of this commission.
• • From 1992 to 2004, Technical Director of the Westdeutscher Rundfunk (WDR). In this capacity at the WDR Herr Dr. Dieter Hoff, amongst other things, was in charge for new media, digital radio, DVB-T and multimedia development as well as all the technical planing for regional broaadcasting.

5800-05wdrmc120w.jpg02. TIMELINE / Dr. Dieter Hoff "Developer of the DVB-T at WDR"
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Dr Dieter Hoff, Technical Director of WDR 1992-2004

1939 - Born in Wiesbaden, Germany.
1959-1962- Fachhochschule in Darmstadt. 
1966-1970 - After obtaining the university entrance qualifications, he studied at the Technical University of Munich, communications engineering technology where he made the exam for Dipl-Ing.
1970-974 - Worked as scientific assistant to Prof. Mainke at the Technical University Munich, in the field of high frequency technology. 
1974 - Promotion to Doctorate Engineer at the same institute.
1962-1966 - In the years of 1962 to 1966, Dr. Hoff collected communication industry experience in the development of professional broadcasting and receiving systems.
1975 - Since 1975, Herr Dr. Hoff was at the WDR (West German Broadcaster) in Cologne where at first he was working as operation and production department engineer and as of 1977 Head of the Technical Broadcasting Department. 
1988 - Dr. Hoff took over the principal radio technology department (Hoerfunktechnik)  und spent many years in management of the radio broadcasters and managers conference of the ARD. 
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1991- Meeting with Troy Cory Stubblefield, grandson of wireless telephone (NBS 1908 Wireless Telephone ™) inventor Nathan B. Stubblfield,, amd Josie Cory of tviNews, in Pasadena California.
1992 - Since 1992, he was Technical Director at the WDR, and member of the Technical Commission ARD/ZDF.
1992 to 1994 -  Chairman of the Joint Committee of Technology (GAT) of the ARD und Telekom. 
1999 - Since 1999, member of the production and technical commission of  ARD/ZDF
2001-2002 - From Jan. 1, 2001 to Dezember 31,  2002, chairman of this commission. 
1992-2004 - Technical Director at WDR (Westdeutscher Rundfunk). In this capacity at the WDR, Herr Dr. Dieter Hoff, additionally was in charge for new media, digital radio, DVB-T and multimedia development as well as all the technical planing for regional broaadcasting.
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03 / Kevin Martin at CTIA Wireless 2008• And, as of May 2007, approximately 82 percent of the U.S. population lived in an area of the country covered by at least one of these mobile broadband networks.
• • • In addition, as of December 31, 2006, there were 22 million mobile wireless devices capable of accessing the Internet at broadband speeds in use in the United States, up from only three million the year before.
• • • We've also seen the introduction of innovative new products during the past year, such as the iPhone, which is truly a handheld mobile computer. The iPhone can seamlessly connect to any Wi-Fi hot spot for Internet access service. And almost two million iPhones have been activated on AT&T's network. -- CLICK FOR MORE RFid Story
• • Importantly, competition in the wireless industry has also led to lower prices, higher usage and adoption rates, and technological innovation. And many of you in this room have been instrumental in bringing the benefits of competition to American consumers. Your contributions to improving wireless services for the American consumer have not gone unnoticed.
/FTCcommitmentLogo46w.jpg• • The FCC has an important role to play in this mobile revolution as well.
• • During my tenure as Chairman, the FCC has made vast amounts of spectrum available for the next generation of innovative wireless services. Since 2006, we have more than doubled the amount of spectrum previously made available for mobile wireless services.
• • Most recently, the Commission auctioned spectrum in the 700 MHz band. The sheer size of the 700 MHz Auction is a harbinger of the benefits to come. The Auction was the largest in FCC history and raised a record $19.592 billion in total bids.
• • Even in a difficult economic climate, revenues raised in this auction easily exceeded congressional estimates of about $10 billion &endash; nearly doubling the amount Congress had anticipated would be raised. CLICK FOR MORE RF-ID STORY
• • • The Auction drew wide-ranging interest from a number of new players. A bidder other than a nationwide incumbent won a license in every market.
/ImagesNBS100/MarconiandDevicePort46w.jpg• • At the same time, we also must ensure that our regulations continue to protect consumers in this new, more mobile world. Indeed, in some ways the wireless industry is a victim of its own success. Because with increased success often comes increased expectations.
• • Today, to your credit, wireless is no longer seen as a luxury, but as a vital means of everyday communication. And the public has growing expectations of how they will be able to use wireless to meet their everyday needs. For example, E911 ensures that when someone dials 911 during an emergency, public safety can easily and reliably find them. To achieve that goal, we need to ensure that our enhanced 911 rules provide meaningful automatic location information that permits first responders to reliably find them.
• • We all know that people are relying on cell phones for more and more of their calls, including calls to 911. CTIA estimates that since the 1996 Telecommunications Act, 911 calls placed annually from wireless phones have increased six fold (from 55,000 to 290,000). The advances in wireless technology allow people to call for help more quickly and from more remote places than ever before. We need to make sure that our location accuracy requirements keep apace with these changes so that consumers can take advantage of all the opportunities wireless technology has to offer.
• • I believe this is an opportunity for the wireless industry and a harbinger of even more success. In the end, I am confident the wireless industry will rise to the occasion and I look forward to working with you and my fellow commissioners on this critical public safety issue.
• • Thank you for your time today. I truly appreciate the invitation to be here. CLICK FOR MORE VERIZON'S CEO IVAN SEIDENBERG
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/WTRepurposediphoneAd46w.jpg4. Related Stories Lobbyist, Eddie Frittz of Kentucky Roast FCC Chairman Martin, Then Jabs At Cable
It was reported by Ted Hearns of Multichannel Industry News in December 2007, -- only someone like - Washington D.C.'s super lobbyist Eddie Fritts gets to take a few cost-free shots at Federal Communications Commission chairman Kevin Martin, who, as the cable industry knows all too well, isn't afraid of playing by north Jersey mob rules when shown up in public.
Fritts -- former boss of the National Association of Broadcasters now running his own firm -- gave it his best shot Wednesday night at a roast in Martin's honor attended by 1,500 lawyers, lobbyists, and others who routinely seek favors from the national media regulator. The evening is officially known as the annual FCC Chairman's Dinner, organized by the Federal Communications Bar Association to raise money for charitable causes.
/%23NBSvsFCCportz46w.jpg Martin got to return fire later &endash; but instead of putting Fritts in his place, Martin at times opted to poke fun at cable and other industries within his regulatory orbit.
In his trademark Mississippi drawl, Fritts reeled off a bunch of one-liners, including a few aimed at Martin's youthful appearance.
"I've known Kevin since he was 25 years old and looking 12 years old. Let's be honest, Kevin looks so young even Mark Foley would throw him back," Fritts said, referring to the disgraced House Republican from Florida who had to resign over scandalous text messages exchanged with young boys.
Pausing between cracks to let the crowd settle down in the giant ballroom of the Washington Hilton, Fritts also reminded everyone of Martin's ongoing "war" with the cable industry. He collected more groans than laughs by linking Sen. Larry Craig's (R-Idaho) airport bathroom arrest to Martin's demand that cable had met the so-called 70/70 test in federal law.
"You know, a lot of people think 70/70 gives Kevin a mandate on a la carte. Not true. The only one is Washington who has a mandate is Larry Craig," Fritts said.
Fritts referred to the recent news that Energy and Commerce Committee chairman Rep. John Dingell (D-Mich.) is investigating Martin's management of the agency. Martin got word in a letter from Dingell &endash; a missive famously known in Washington telecom circles as a "Dingell-gram."
"I spoke to Kevin on Monday and asked if he had recently received a Dingell-gram," Fritts began. "He said, `Yes.' I asked if it hurt and he responded, 'Yes.' And he also recommended that all men over age 50 get a Dingell-gram at least once a year."
ImagesNBS100/MacWhitePapersEyes46w.jpg When it was Martin's turn, he started off with a little humility about his defeat to the cable industry last Tuesday on the matter of how big cable had grown.
"I recognize that I've brought some of my recent problems on myself -- for example, my cable choice proposal, you know, the one where cable gets to choose to do whatever I say. That may not have been my best idea," Martin quipped.
At one point, Martin asked all cable lobbyists in the room to raise their hands. "I want to start out by apologizing that we had to remove the knives from your table," he said.
Martin suggested that cable opened its checkbook to defeat his anti-cable initiatives.
"I don't know how much money the cable industry has spent but I do know that if our country goes into a recession, it won't be my fault," he said.
Martin also used Comcast chairman and CEO Brian Roberts as a foil in a gag about people who complain that Martin laced one of his public statements with the F-word.
"But not everyone was so critical," Martin said. "Brian Roberts called and suggested I do my own show on leased access channels. I told him that's way too expensive. Then I thought, `Maybe, I can fix that," Martin said, referring to last Tuesday's ruling to slash leased access rates by 70%.
Martin cracked that he would call his program the "That 70/70 Show" and his first episode "Cooking the Numbers."
Martin concluded with a wacky top 10 list of predictions for the upcoming 700 MHz spectrum auction.
Following the auction, he said: AT&T will say the auction results prove that network neutrality is not necessary. Google will say the outcome proves network neutrality is necessary. NAB will say the auction shows that the XM-Sirius merger should not be approved.
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