Scott Cleland, chairman of NetCompetition.org wrote to us to give a
heads-up on his commentary
for NPR Morning Edition opposing net neutrality.
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5504400
Craig Newmark, founder of community classifieds giant Craigslist, will do the commentary supporting net neutrality on Thursday's Morning Edition.
Tune in to both and talk back to us below on if Net neutrality matters to you.
The issue is far from decided: Groups have been pushing alternatives, and the Senate's chairman has offered a net neutrality deal following his vow to fight any net neutrality regulation.
What chance do you think legislation has of being meaningful?
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Mike: Another useful resource was Tom Ashbrook's June 1 show on WBUR.
It includes Cleland, Larry Lessig, Wired's Michael Grebb, NYTimes' Adam Cohen, and Google's Alan Davidson. The most useful discussion I've heard.
Also very useful was this presentation by Dan Coughlin from Manhattan
Neighborhood Network, specifically on the COPE Act.
http://www.andycarvin.com/archives/2006/05/dan_coughlin_discuss.html