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Issues Brand X Decision Broadband Cable Television Digital Destiny Campaign Best Practices for Broadband Declaration of Digital Democracy Strategies for Broadband Democracy at the Local Level Ten Steps to Building Better Community Broadband Step 1: Understanding Cable Step 2: Exploring PEG Resources Step 3: Assessing Community Needs Step 4: Streaming Media Step 5: Focusing on DTV Step 6: Exploring other Broadband Options Sep 7: Mapping Community Assets Step 8: Developing Collaborative Strategies Step 9: Engaging in Telecom Policy Step 10: Ensuring Diversity of Viewpoint Additional Documents Diversity FCC FTC Future of Television International Media Journalistic Integrity Media Consolidation Media Ownership Media Reform P.E.G. Access Politics Online Public Media (CPB/PBS/NPR) Video Franchise VOIP The Latest in Digital Democracy May 2008 - Groups Calls on FTC to Develop Consumer Safeguards for Mobile Web Commerce Changing Digital Media Behaviors April 2008 - CDD and USPIRG Tell FTC to Protect the Digital Privacy of All U.S. Consumers April 2008 - Children's Advocacy Groups Behavioral Advertising Comments The Facebook Economy: Deficits in Data Privacy Activist Library Check out CDD's Activist Library, which includes: Digital Destiny Jeff Chester's new book Also CDD's Blog Log is full of must-reads from the blogosphere. Digital Destiny Verizon Research: Mobile Banner Ads work as well as TV spots producing brand recall Charter Cable to Spy on its Broadband Users to Serve Targeted Ads via NebuAd Google’s YouTube now offers advertisers ability to do “Buzz Targeting” BT Watch: Tell me, is it the cookie or You that online marketers are “packaging” for targeting Google’s Mobile Plans include Cookies for Ad Targeting more Navigation Recent posts News aggregator User login Username: * Password: * Request new password	Ten Steps to Building Better Community Broadband Submitted by admin on Mon, 04/02/2007 - 21:17. The following pages list CDD's Ten Steps to Building a More Diverse, Responsive, and Participatory Media System at the Local Level Step 1: Understanding Cable Step 2: Exploring PEG Resources Step 3: Assessing Community Needs Step 4: Streaming Media Step 5: Focusing on DTV Step 6: Exploring other Broadband Options Sep 7: Mapping Community Assets Step 8: Developing Collaborative Strategies Step 9: Engaging in Telecom Policy Step 10: Ensuring Diversity of Viewpoint Additional Documents ‹ Strategies for Broadband Democracy at the Local Level up Step 1: Understanding Cable › Printer-friendly version Login to post comments	AdWatch Subscribe and uncover new threats to your privacy online Models for Change Find out more about the organizations and models that are making it a priority to shape our digital future. Discussions from the Digital Frontier Find out what some of today's top nonprofit leaders and social thinkers are saying about the future of digital communications. News Around the Net CBS Snags CNET Red Herring North America Winners 2008 Announced Icahn Enlists Cuban to Storm Yahoo VC Cash Rains on BrightSource Helio Merger Talks Confirmed HP Snags EDS in Services Bid dotMobi Grabs Assets of Mowser Google 'Salts' Web With Social Networking Cablevision to Buy Newsday for $650M TechSpin: The Quest for Mobile Platforms more