
Network Neutrality and Digital Dialogic Communication
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Melinda Sebastian is an Assistant Professor of Communication Studies at Kutztown University. She received her PhD from Drexel University in Communication, Culture, and Media. Her research focuses on gender, technology, law and policy. She recently published "Privacy and Consent: The trouble with the label of 'Revenge Porn'" in Feminist Media Studies and has a book chapter entitled "The Digital Age and the Social Imaginary" in Remembering and Forgetting in the Digital Age, Law, Governance, & Technology for Springer Verlag, arriving in 2019. She is the Secretary Historian for the Feminist Division of the International Communication Association.
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Introduction to Network Neutrality and Dialogic Communication
Chapter 1: Overview of Network Neutrality
Chapter 2: Political and Governmental Interpretations
Chapter 3: FCC and Regulatory Discourses
Chapter 4: Organizational and Industrial Interpretations
Chapter 5: Media Interpretations
Chapter 6: Public Involvement
Chapter 7: Global Reach
Chapter 8: Digital Dialogic Implications
Conclusion
Appendix: Methodological Approaches
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