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California is on the cusp of restoring net neutrality. The Electronic Frontier Foundation’s Katharine Trendacosta explains how this will happens, and what the implications are for the rest of the nation.
Then Jennifer, Eric and Paul run down our slate of live podcast recordings coming up at this year’s Grassroots Radio Conference in Portland, OR and the College Broadcasters Inc. conference in Seattle. They also review the FCC’s new podcast, “More Than Seven Dirty Words,” discuss the merits of clock radios and consider how the broadcast industry’s consternation over “pod death” is just the proverbial old guy yelling at kids to get off his lawn.
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Show Notes
- Net Neutrality Is Over (For Now) – What It Means for Radio
- Podcast #143 – The Fight for an Open Internet Advances on Many Fronts
- “Gold standard” state net neutrality bill approved by California Assembly
- NY Times: Letter of Recommendation: Clock Radios
- Grassroots Radio Conference 2018
- CBI Convention 2018 – Seattle
- Podcast #145 – Hip-Hop Radio Archive
- Podcast #105 – From the Princeton Review to Incoming Wounded
- Spinning Indie Radio Station Field Trips to WEFT and WRFU-LP in Champaign-Urbana
- FCC Podcast: More than Seven Dirty Words
- Podfading?
- American Top 40 archives on YouTube
