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Net Neutrality

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57 min 13 sec

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01.: Moderator Intro

01 min 48 sec

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02.: Tim Karr Intro

01 min 06 sec

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03.: Internet: TheDemocratic Medium

01 min 50 sec

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04.: Non-Discrimination

02 min 04 sec

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05.: Save the Internet

02 min 08 sec

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06.: Nancy Scola Intro

01 min 06 sec

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07.: Neutrality inBroad Terms

03 min 45 sec

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08.: Antwuan Wallace Intro

01 min 29 sec

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09.: ContextualizingNet Neutrality

02 min 06 sec

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10.: Broadband inPoor Communities

02 min 08 sec

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11.: Excluding "Democracy"

01 min 57 sec

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12.: Solutions:Policy into Action

03 min 04 sec

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13.: Matt Stoller Remarks

03 min 07 sec

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14.: Weaknesses

01 min 53 sec

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15.: Engage inPolitical Theater

02 min 39 sec

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16.: Q & A - Ownership ofMedia

05 min 04 sec

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17.: A Level Playing Field

06 min 04 sec

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18.: Digital Divide: Flaws

04 min 56 sec

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19.: Explaining toComputer Illiterate

01 min 32 sec

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20.: A Larger Context

06 min 53 sec

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savageb

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Posted: 07.06.06, 12:35 PM

An important and interesting discussion, over the future of the freedom of the internet. It is an important and pertinent topic to "everyone." Everyone is connected to the internet in one manor or another. Whether for research, entertainment, or work. The "digital divide" arguement is an important yet entirely independent issue. The fact that certain portions of our population are still in the dark, is a sad and blunt reality. The arguement over whether these issues are the same, is not the point. However, the monopoly of the phone/cable companies over broadband distribution is where the issues are intertwined. The phone/cable companies are keeping the poorer demographic out of the debate and out of political discourse as well. Seems like another way in which to keep the poor poor and the uneducated ignorant. If more people had internet access, more support would be given to the Save The Internet issue. This is where the issues are connected and can support one another, somehow that was missed in the discussion...

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