Clear Channel’s frightening plans for 2010
Promoting broadband diversity within the law by Mark Lloyd
Libraries dying for bandwidth from Ars Technica
Cable companies’ big Internet swindle from Free Press
EU overcomes final hurdle for overhaul of telecom rules
Defining open mobile from Telephony Online
Why AT&T can’t win its ‘map for that’ battle with Verizon
Jackson Sun editor goofs on citizen [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Future of Music Coalition’
News reading from Tuesday
Posted in News, WWW, tagged Free Press, Future of Music Coalition, Mark Lloyd, Telephony Online, Ars Technica, AT&T, bandwidth, Project Censored, Verizon, Clear Channel, broadband diversity, open mobile, citizen journalism on November 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Tuesday night news wrap-up
Posted in News, Video, WWW, tagged Andy Schwartzman, broadband stimulus, Copyright Alliance, defense spending, Dennis Kucinich, Dick Cheney, digital divide, Digital Literacy Initiative, Dollars and Sense, DTV, Elizabeth Warren, Excess Copyright, FCC, Future of Music Coalition, Gaza, Goldstone report, John Dean, marijuana, Matthew Lasar, net neutrality, Newsosaur, Nielsen, NY Times, One Economy, pirate radio, Project Censored, shield law, single-payer, SPLC, Victoria Espinel, war crimes on November 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
John Dean: Why Cheney pushed so hard to get a pardon for Libby
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House passes resolution 344-36 calling Gaza war crimes report ‘unworthy’
EDITORIAL: Some sense on defense spending by NY Times
Elizabeth Warren wields plan in fight over credit rules
YIKES: Project Censored round-up of the British police state
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Pro-net neutrality professors say FCC’s [...]
In Minneapolis… Day 2
Posted in Dance Parties, News, Radio, WWW, tagged Amy Goodman, Change Congress, Dead Prez, Democracy Now, Erin Gentry, FAIR, Free Press, Free Speech TV, Future of Music Coalition, Hip Hop Congress, Josh Silver, Josh Wolf, Lawrence Lessig, Media & Democracy Coalition, Michael Bracy, Reclaim the Media, Robert McChesney, Rosa Clemente, Ruckus Society, Sam Husseini, Thirsty Ear Records, Toki Wright on June 7, 2008 | 1 Comment »
The second day, Friday, I was up pretty early helping out with Free Speech TV. I ran sound in their amazing and fancy satellite truck. The opening speakers represented a solid mix of viewpoints, with Yolanda Hippensteele, Josh Silver and Robert McChesney (all of Free Press) introducing Adriene Maree Brown from Ruckus Society (who was [...]