Want to Change the Media? Be a Lobbyist
Huffington Post, September 4, 2009
By Craig Aaron
Decisions being made now and in the next few years are going to shape the future of all media for a generation. They will decide if the Internet will remain open; if everyone will share in the benefits of broadband; if we're going to have a world-class public media system; and if we'll have any public service journalism. What we need is real change. And if we want real change, all of us are going to have to become lobbyists.
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