On March 25th, Somerville Community Access Television (SCATV) organized a panel discussion on the topic of Net Neutrality & Future of Internet Access. It was hosted at Tufts University and was co-sponsored by Wicked Local Somerville, Arlington Community Media, Inc., Cambridge Community Television, Boston Neighborhood Network, and the Massachusetts Pirate Party.
SCATV posted the video which is embedded below.
Panelists included:
- Candace Clement, Advocacy & Organizing Manager, Free Press
- Daniel Lyons, Assistant Professor, Boston College Law School
- Cara Lisa Berg Powers, Co-Director, Press Pass TV
- David Talbot, Chief Correspondent, MIT Technology Review
- Moderator: Nina Huntemann, Associate Professor, Suffolk University
We hope you find it helpful in thinking about why net neutrality is important for a free and open society.
On March 25th, Somerville Community Access Television (SCATV) organized a panel discussion on the topic of Net Neutrality & Future of Internet Access. It was hosted at Tufts University and was co-sponsored by Wicked Local Somerville, Arlington Community Media, Inc., Cambridge Community Television, Boston Neighborhood Network, and the Massachusetts Pirate Party.
SCATV posted the video which is embedded below.
Panelists included:
We hope you find it helpful in thinking about why net neutrality is important for a free and open society.