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1. Take less than 22 months to respond to petitions!

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   27 comments  ·  CLOSED: Engagement: In what ways can social networks further FCC engagement with the public?  ·  Delete…  ·  Admin →
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   Sean McLaughlin commented  ·  Dec 9, 2010  ·  Edit…  ·  Delete…

   FCC engagement must rely upon some linkage with real world issues and policy deliberations that make a difference.
   No amount of social network "engagement" will make up for neglect and inaction by the FCC - and the Alliance for Community Media petition is a shameful example of the FCC not doing their job in the real world.

   By allowing community media, esp. public, education and government access media to suffer and decline - the FCC does more harm to public engagement than any amount of "social network" innovation will achieve!

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   Sean McLaughlin supported this idea  ·  Dec 9, 2010