Lawrence Lessig on Net Neutrality and Google-2/2

Law Professor Lawrence Lessig on Net Neutrality, the Rise of Google and His "Change Congress" Project to Take on Corruption in Washington
Renowned Stanford law professor Lawrence Lessig is one of the world's leading figures in the field of cyberlaw. He joins us for a conversation about today's FCC hearing on net neutrality; Creative Commons; the rise of Google and its efforts to influence public policy; and Change Congress, his most recent project to take on corruption in Washington. [includes rush transcript]

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[IlluminusQ]

@allgoo19 couldn't have been said better! :D that's a MAJOR part of what we NEED!

[allgoo19]

@IlluminusQ

"we need educated and informed ppl like this in congress.."

What we really need are educated voters.

There are many educated candidates but they don't get elected because they don't have corporate sponsors.

It's been proven people vote for who they see on TV than the issues they stand for.

Since educating people is next to impossible, next best thing is to keep the corporate by force such as to create amendment for "Separation of state & corporates"

[kingbacon]

Google DOES evil.

[IlluminusQ]

this guy is very educated. . . .we need educated and informed ppl like this in congress. . .ones that don't take money from corps