Fw: In Ottawa? You can help make Big Telecom accountable and meet OpenMedia.ca founder Steve Anderson

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There has been a change of location for the OpenMedia.ca convergence:

We're now meeting Saturday, March 26 at University Centre Université
(UCU) Couch Lounge - Jock Turcot Building UofO (85 University
Private, Ottawa) - join us!

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Date: Thu, 24 Mar 2011 12:29:04 -0400 (EDT)
From: "OpenMedia.ca" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: In Ottawa? You can help make Big Telecom accountable and meet
OpenMedia.ca founder Steve Anderson


Come Help Shape the Future of the Internet This Saturday! 

Join others from the pro-Internet community for a discussion with Steve
Anderson, founder of OpenMedia.ca, the force behind the groundbreaking
Stop The Meter campaign. Tell us your story, learn more about making
Internet access affordable, and help strategize the next steps in
advancing and supporting an open media system in Canada.

The CRTC hosted a roundtable discussion with representatives from Big
Telecom and the Federal Government in Ottawa. With your help, we pushed
them, and they let Steve attend. The meeting involved a discussion
about the future of telecom-broadcast policy in Canada. 

Join us for a post-event discussion with Steve, share information with
us, and help us plan the next steps of our campaign.

We're meeting Saturday, March 26 at University Centre Université (UCU)
Couch Lounge - Jock Turcot Building UofO (85 University
Private, Ottawa) - join us!

Check out the Facebook event page here: http://on.fb.me/hjUtyB

For the Internet,

The OpenMedia.ca Team

P.S. You can still visit http://openmedia.ca/crtc to find out how you
can participate in the forum. 


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