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Christopher Mitchell on KSTX, Texas Public Radio
Chris Mitchell spoke on TPR’s “The Source” about FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler’s support of Title II reclassification and future prospects for networks like The San Antonio Area Broadband Network (SAABN)....
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Join Christopher on Reddit: Ask Him Anything Feb. 26th, 6 – 7 p.m. EST
On February 26th, from 6 – 7 p.m. EST, join Chris on Reddit for an Ask Me Anything forum. We encourage you to chat in with your questions. He is ready to answer all your inquiries about municipal...
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Benton Foundation Article Dives Into Upcoming FCC Decision and Section 706
Kevin Taglang, recently published an excellent explanatory post for the Benton Foundation entitled What Section 706 Means for Net Neutrality, Municipal Networks, and Universal Broadband. He provides...
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Community Broadband Media Roundup – February 27
This week, the FCC made an historic decision in favor of municipal networks in Chattanooga, TN and Wilson, NC. Chris was in Washington, DC to witness the vote, hear the testimony, and celebrate the...
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Community Broadband Media Roundup – March 6, 2015
Outlets are continuing to pick up on the fact that the FCC’s Community Broadband decision was a big one for the future of the Internet. Community Broadband The Most Important Decision the FCC Made...
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March 13th Webinar on Historic FCC Decision: Net Neutrality and Muni Broadband
In light of the recent FCC decision to restore some local telecommunications authority in Tennessee and North Carolina, it is time to examine the details. Join leading telecom attorneys Jim Baller and...
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Reaction to the FCC Decisions, Dissent, and Next Steps – Community Broadband...
After the FCC decisions to remove barriers to community networks and to reclassify Internet access as a Title II service to enforce network neutrality rules, Lisa and I spend some time discussing the...
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The Other Side of Network Neutrality – Content Neutrality
We are pleased to bring you a guest post from Levi C. Maaia, president of Full Channel Labs and a graduate research fellow at the Center for Education Research on Literacies, Learning & Inquiry in...
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Community Broadband Media Roundup – March 27
This article is so good, it was hard not to quote the whole thing. Do yourself a favor and check out the article for yourself– this is exactly why we can’t trust big cable and telephone companies to...
View ArticleCommunity Broadband Media Roundup – February 27
This week, the FCC made an historic decision in favor of municipal networks in Chattanooga, TN and Wilson, NC. Chris was in Washington, DC to witness the vote, hear the testimony, and celebrate the...
View ArticleCommunity Broadband Media Roundup – March 6, 2015
Outlets are continuing to pick up on the fact that the FCC’s Community Broadband decision was a big one for the future of the Internet. Community Broadband The Most Important Decision the FCC Made...
View ArticleMarch 13th Webinar on Historic FCC Decision: Net Neutrality and Muni Broadband
In light of the recent FCC decision to restore some local telecommunications authority in Tennessee and North Carolina, it is time to examine the details. Join leading telecom attorneys Jim Baller and...
View ArticleReaction to the FCC Decisions, Dissent, and Next Steps – Community Broadband...
After the FCC decisions to remove barriers to community networks and to reclassify Internet access as a Title II service to enforce network neutrality rules, Lisa and I spend some time discussing the...
View ArticleThe Other Side of Network Neutrality – Content Neutrality
We are pleased to bring you a guest post from Levi C. Maaia, president of Full Channel Labs and a graduate research fellow at the Center for Education Research on Literacies, Learning & Inquiry in...
View ArticleCommunity Broadband Media Roundup – March 27
This article is so good, it was hard not to quote the whole thing. Do yourself a favor and check out the article for yourself– this is exactly why we can’t trust big cable and telephone companies to...
View ArticlePie for Broadband Monopolies Video From Public Knowledge
Public Knowledge recently released a video on changes in the new administration’s FCC policies. One by one, progress made during the last eight years is being sliced up and doled out to the detriment...
View ArticleThe Broadband Market is Broken: Don’t Fall for Telecom Lobbyist Lies
We’ve all been lied to, but when we’re lied to by those we rely on, it’s the worst. Right now, we are all subject to a lie about our Internet access. That lie is rooted in the idea that the best way to...
View ArticleSage Advice On Growing Your Grassroots Broadband Group
As the threat to network neutrality seems imminent, an increasing number of local people are organizing grassroots groups and are looking for the best steps to start local initiatives. When you decide...
View ArticleFCC Commissioner Falsely Claims Municipal Networks Violate First Amendment
On October 24th, FCC Commissioner Mike O’Rielly spoke before the Media Institute at their “Free Speech America” Gala. In a speech for the telecom-backed group, O’Rielly delivered exactly what many of...
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