A weekly review of news at the intersection of media and democracy.
In this week's program: Advocates of Community Internet projects see a bright future as incumbent phone and cable companies' attempts to outlaw public competition in the broadband marketplace are rebuffed. However, officials in New Orleans may face prosecution for making a wireless network freely available to residents and businesses. Journalists at a dozen newspapers seek to purchase their workplaces. And a Fast Fact: Industry shills masquerade as grassroots groups in the political fight over changes to telecommunications regulations.
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