Our Internet Not Theirs
GRITtv, October 27, 2009
By Laura Flanders
The Internet has fundamentally changed the media landscape, allowing everyday people to have their voices heard and connect with one another in new and exciting ways. So it really shouldn't be surprising that corporations want to tighten their grip on the Web and our ability to disseminate information on it.
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