For 20 years, Channel 17/Town Meeting TV has provided a regular half-hour Live call in show every weekday. "Live@5:25" is a forum for politicians, citizens and community organizations to interact with viewers in a live televised forum.  Now, this program comes to you on the web via live streaming.  So now, if you can't get to your TV you can still participate at: http://www.cctv.org/watch-tv/live-at-525 and call-in to 862-3966 with your comments and questions.  

Yesterday, at the Future of Music Coalition's annual conference, the public interest community saluted FCC Comuissioner Michael Copps's ten years' of service.   Commissioner Copps, who will leave his office in another month or two, gave a rousing valedictory, which is linked here.

For 20 years, Channel 17/Town Meeting TV has provided a regular half-hour Live call in show every weekday. "Live@5:25" is a forum for politicians, citizens and community organizations to interact with viewers in a live televised forum.  Now, this program comes to you on the web via live streaming.  So, if you can't get to your TV you can still participate at:
http://www.cctv.org/watch-tv/live-at-525 

This morning, new changes to Facebook unleashed a slew of responses from people who feel that their "living room" has been rearranged in the middle of the night without their permission.  The truth is, as important as it has become to our social, political and economic lives, most of what we do on the Internet is not Public Space but rather privately controlled corporate space. We all "pay" for use of this space with our digital information.

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