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Aspen Institute Partners with Grupo Salinas to Convene First Forum on the Freedom to Communicate
Contact: Kiahna Williams Senior Project ManagerCommunications and Society Programkiahna.williams@aspeninstitute.orgPanelists call for Mexican Government to Address Connectivity, Censorship and Competition
Broadband, Democracy, digital media, freedom of expression, freedom of press, Freedom of Speech, Global Economy, Human Rights, International, International Human Rights, Internet, internet policy, Journalism, Latin America, Mexico, new media, news, newspapers, Universal Broadband
The Aspen Institute Forum on the Freedom to Communicate
The Aspen Institute Forum on the Freedom to Communicate, created and convened in association with Grupo Salinas, is an annual forum among leaders of media, government, business, academia a
Broadband, Democracy, digital media, freedom of expression, freedom of press, Freedom of Speech, Global Economy, Human Rights, International, International Human Rights, Internet, internet policy, Journalism, Latin America, Mexico, new media, news, newspapers, Universal Broadband
The Innovation in Education Series: Transforming Teaching Through Technology
The Transforming Teaching Through Technology roundtable discussion, moderated by Jeffrey Brown of the PBS NewsHour and featuring three distinguished experts.
Education, innovation, Universal Broadband
Introducing the Aspen IDEA Project
As governments, businesses, and individuals reassess the nature and significance of the Internet -- with its increasing scale of information, users, connections, and mobility -- a thorough reassessment of the existing institutions that govern the global Internet is critical.  How will we assure universality, openness and freedom?  What global institutions, norms and forums will secure the free flow of communications while protecting individual freedoms?  In addressing these...
Communications, Communications Policy, Globalization, Science and Technology, Universal Broadband
Toward Healthy Informed Communities: The Knight Commission Report One Year Later
The Communications and Society Program marks the one year anniversary of the report of the Knight Commission on the Information Needs of Communities in a Democracy with a discussion among key leaders and the unveiling of a new report on the policy reforms needed to achieve universal broadband access in the United States.
Blair Levin, Communications and Society Program, Knight Commission, Universal Broadband
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