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8th graders make awesome Net neutrality explainer
Posted on:: April 25th, 2011
Congratulations to eighth graders Melissa Yu, Katy Becker, and Sara Atkins for winning first prize in C-SPAN’s StudentCam contest. Their 7:45 minute video explainer of Net neutrality — the policy and the politics — is clear, fair, and smart. Categories: journalism, media, net neutrality dw Previous: « The touch of metadata || Next: Michael Porter’s Shared Value vs Don’t Be Evil » 3 Responses to “8th graders make awesome Net neutrality explainer”Leave a Reply | |||
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That’s a nice video, it’s easy to see why they won the prize.
Still, preservation of the status quo is a stupid tech policy objective, however: Permanent revolution is the path forward.
Congratulations to eighth graders Melissa Yu, Katy Becker, and Sara Atkins for winning first prize in C-SPAN’s StudentCam contest. Their 7:45 minute video explainer of Net neutrality — the policy and the politics — is clear, fair, and smart.
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