open internet access

Open Access

The Brian Lehrer Show | Dec 22, 2010

The Federal Communications Commission approved new rules that are intended to preserve open access to the internet. Columbia Law School professor, Tim Wu, discusses whether the new rules go far enough in preserving open access online. Plus: Medicaid funding cut for transplants in Arizona; the future of St. Vincent’s Hospital and Park51; and a survey about what kids care about.

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