THE INTERNET - SHOULD FEDS BE INVOLVED?

by Andrea Shea-King — published on August 14th, 2008

Tonight we’ll take a look at the growing controversy — should the Feds have oversight of the Internet? Why? Will legislation result in a loss of First Amendment rights of the broadband Internet service providers (ISPs)? Dr. Daniel Ballon, a Policy Fellow in Technology Studies at the Pacific Research Institute has some answers.

The debate over Internet neutrality rages on tonight at The Andrea Shea King Show.

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