Long-time FCC staffer Jane Mago was named agency’s gen. counsel, ...
Long-time FCC staffer Jane Mago was named agency’s gen. counsel, FCC Chmn. Powell announced Mon. Mago, who joined Commission in 1978, has been acting gen. counsel since Jan. Before that she was deputy chief of Enforcement Bureau, senior legal…
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adviser to then-Comr. Rachelle Chong and to Powell when he was commissioner. Other FCC appointments announced Mon.: (1) Martha Johnston, ex-assoc. dir. of Assn. of Trial Lawyers, as dir.-Office of Legislative & Intergovernmental Affairs. Johnston was dir. of Congressional Relations at Dept. of State and dir. of congressional liaison at U.S. Information Agency. (2) Dane Snowden, ex-vp of MissionFish.com, Internet auction engine that raises funding for nonprofit groups, as chief of Consumer Information Bureau. (3) John Rogovin, partner in O'Melveny & Myers since 1996, was named deputy gen. counsel. (4) William Spencer, ex-Dept. of Justice, as deputy managing dir. (5) Linda Blair, chief of Mass Media Bureau’s Audio Services Div., to assoc. chief of Enforcement Bureau. (6) Lisa Fowlkes, legal adviser to Enforcement Bureau chief, as asst. chief of bureau.