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Susan crawford, author of the justreleased captive audience. Engaging communities through datasmart governance, and a contributor to wired. Susan crawford keynote speakers bureau and speaking fee. The telecom industry and monopoly power in the new gilded age, and came away quite excited by susan crawfords new book susan crawford has been supportive of community owned networks and a loud voice against the poor policies that have allowed a few massive cable and telephone companies to monopolize our telecommunications. Susan crawford painstakingly, methodically, calmly and persuasively makes the case that telecommunications in the united states has been sold out by profit seeking corporations not acting in the best interests of the public, collusive regulators who frequently join the industries they once regulated and bought and paid for politicians.
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Susan crawford is a visiting professor at harvard law school and a fellow at the roosevelt institute. The telecom industry and monopoly power in the crawford argues that further compounding this failure are the cable. We cant create a level playing field for all americans or indeed. Susan crawford, in particular, had been leading the charge against. In this talk, and in her new book captive audience.
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