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Peninsula | IndymediaFCC Hearing Part 2
The Federal Communications Commission met at Stanford University on April 17 to hear discussion on the future of the internet.  boardscreen.jpg The FCC allowed public comment, with each person given a minute and a half to address their concerns. These are eighteen of the citizens who spoke.
 citizen1.jpg  citizen2.jpg From KPFA.
 citizen3.jpg  citizen4.jpg  citizen5.jpg For city-operated broadband.
 citizen6.jpg  citizen7.jpg "ROOT YOURSELVES IN THE MORAL IMPERATIVE."
 citizen8.jpg From Poor Magazine.
 citizen9.jpg From Poor Magazine, addressing the panel in Spanish with a translator.
 citizen10.jpg From Current TV. "AS A PERSON OF COLOR, MAKE SURE WE'RE INVOLVED."
 citizen11.jpg  citizen12.jpg "WE CAN'T LET CORPORATIONS MAKE POLICY. THAT IS THE DEFINITION OF FASCISM."
 citizen13.jpg Stanford graduate student in Communication.
 citizen14.jpg  citizen15.jpg  citizen16.jpg Activist.
 citizen17.jpg From the International Warehouse and Longshore Union.
 citizen18.jpg Stanford Law Professor.
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