Navarrow Wright: The Internet Is "Open" Unless Free...
Rated • 1 review • politics, journalism • huffingtonpost.com
Navarrow Wright was shutdown after asking a few simple questions during the recent Free Press Summit (#fpsummit). Because he asked things that were contrary to the popular opinion of the summit, he was locked out of the live chat. That doesn't sound like free press to me. The Free Press organization suggests that the public will be silenced without net neutrality legislation, but it seems they are doing a good job of silencing opinions on their own.
