Comcast v Federal Communication Commission Court Ruling and What it Means for Consumers

A ruling that could affect internet pirates, but some in the music business see piracy as the new reality.  The DC Appeals Court ruled in favor of Comcast.

The ISP or Internet Service Provider can now block file sharing software without government intervention from the Federal Communication Commission.

http://www.engadget.com/2010/05/06/fcc-outlines-new-third-way-internet-regulatory-plan-will-spli/

American University’s Discussion On Free Speech

Student outrage over a column questioning the validity of date rape, the University is steeped in controversy.

The Eagle, American University’s student run paper, held a forum to discuss their editorial policy.

Photo Essay: What it Takes to Direct a Newscast

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Young Conservatives at CPAC 2010

Why are so many of America’s Youth going to a Conservative Political Conference?

I attended CPAC 2010 to get the inside story on the movement that’s sweeping the Nation.

Zero Degrees Podcast 4​-​15​-​09 Michael Ono Producing

Do Students Spend Cash Credit or Eaglebucks?

I investigate the spending habits of college freshmen and the impact that Eaglebucks has on local small businesses.

Some large businesses in Tenley Town can afford to say no to the University but some start-ups rely on the currency to attract students  customers.