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C|NET News<\/a> offers an interview (print and short video) with Michael Copps – FCC commissioner. The commissioner supports retaining the openness of the Internet and he urges content providers to become involved in the political process to prevent carriers from using the delivery system to manipulate user choice.<\/p>\n

By the way, C|Net is experimenting with a type of concept map that shows how stories and concepts are linked (see the second page<\/a> of the interview article for an example related to this issue).<\/p>\n

Podcast<\/a> attempting to explain issues.<\/p>\n

You may have heard about the competing political agendas behind the net neutrality issue. A powerful voice in this debate is committee chairman Ted Stevens of Alaska. The following is a widely distributed statement by Senator Stevens<\/a> most claim illustrates the pro provider (not information, but service) position on this issue.<\/p>\n

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C|NET News offers an interview (print and short video) with Michael Copps – FCC commissioner. The commissioner supports retaining the openness of the Internet and he urges content providers to become involved in the political process to prevent carriers from using the delivery system to manipulate user choice. By the way, C|Net is experimenting with … Continue reading FCC Commissioner Interview on Net Neutrality<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

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