Controversy isn't the same as power

Cindy Skrzycki of the Washington Post, quoted in Fortune: "[R]ight now I think the most powerful agency is the FCC, with its recent decision [to relax media concentration rules]."

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@dbkahn Yes, of course, MOOCs will divide as well as enable, just like blogs. Sez @cshirky 10 years + 2 days ago: bit.ly/11A9w0s 1 hour ago
@josephcohen No more than when the OGs of the blogosphere started doing their thang. 1 hour ago
TIRED: wireless. WIRED: unlicensed wireless. #fakesiliconflatirons 1 hour ago
@josephcohen Put another way, ask yourself how a professor is actually different than a blogger. Less than one might think. 1 hour ago
@josephcohen Walls preventing faculty from fully exploring MOOCs are institutional/bureaucratic limits. Not for all; some of us are lucky! 1 hour ago
TIRED: net neutrality. WIRED: IP interconnection. #fakesiliconflatirons 4 hours ago
Word. MT @gigibsohn: FCC Chief of Staff Zac Katz: transition to IP doesn't automatically mean that there is competition. #siliconflatirons 6 hours ago
@brfayek Expect an announcement this month about #gamification13 dates. This spring. 10 hours ago
@CathyNDavidson Same could be said of the Web, search engines, many other things. Can't assume the establishment will ignore good ideas. 11 hours ago

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