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The FCC Bus: One Person's Story
I sat in a dark, foreboding hall at Stanford University listening to the words of resistance of Gloria Esteva (staff writer of POOR Magazine/PoorNewsNetwork and member of the Voces de Immigrantes en Resistencia at the Race, Poverty and Media Justice Institute at POOR). As I listened I felt truly inspired.

Florida Awards Mapping Contract to Connected Nation Front Group
by Art Brodsky, Public Knowledge
Despite bidding quite a more than an equally qualified competitor, Connected Nation, the telecom-affiliated nonprofit trying to corner the broadband mapping department, was awarded a contract by the State of Florida. Art Brodsky of Public Knowledge sounds the alarm.

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Digital Inclusion

	Verizon vs FCC In Court On 9-9.
	Rural Broadband Lag Persists
	Open Internet Proposal Gets 24% Support From Verizon Shareholders
	Susan Crawford in SF on May 14th
	Internet Freedom: Dubai and Beyond
	International Internet Regs: Nothing to Write Home About
	Wireless Lifeline: Real or Phony
	Six-Strikes Anti-Piracy Tracking To Roll Out November 28th
	New Pew Cell/Phone Internet Survey Documents Impact of Data Caps
	AT&T and Verizon - What Digital Divide?

11/13: Spokesperson Training

11/16: Digital Storytelling

1/11: MA Certification - Proofreading

2/1: MA Certification - Copyediting

	District Makes Deal With Hedge Fund Group To Sell KCSM-TV's Public Airwaves To Wireless Companies
	Appeals Court Upholds Washington Faculty Free Speech Case
	Communications Safety Net: Lifeline
	6 Insidious Ways Social Media Can Be Used To Silence Women
	August 26th Meeting with Nancy Pelosi's Office to Discuss Surveillance - UPDATED

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