(Video) For my peoples @FreedomReeves: BlackStar Film Festival: Vote For Our SXSW 2013 Panel

Freedom (http://www.freedomreeves.com) asks that you support independent film and stories based on the African diasporic experience by voting for her SXSW panel: http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/6757

Please also visit the BlackStar Film Festival website to learn more:http://www.blackstarfest.org

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Just voted @talenthouse for @ashleycmsalazar because...she is a dope photographer AND

she actually takes good flicks on the OTHER SIDE of the lens too...Pics like these...

However, she TAKES PHOTOS TOO. You can see the photos that she took to enter the in this contest here: 




She took pictures of another another model Mom Alejandra Barrientos.....the video of their submission can be found on Alejandra's fan page or that other link up top. Enjoy some more pictures/videos  of Ashley though here...

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I hope ya'll are paying attention to the FCC Net Neutrality Vote.....

Especially since some of you LOVE to use it to watch movies and do other things....


Source: (D.R.Brady)

“ We’ve already covered the FCC Net Neutrality vote earlier today, but something new has come to light. Something that’s very odd. Something that’s quite frankly a little terrifying. ” - Was It Google And Verizon Or The FCC That Just Screwed Us On Mobile Net Neutrality?
Engadget dug up the FCC’s release [PDF] and found the following nugget buried in the all-important section “Measured Steps for Mobile Broadband”:

Further, we recognize that there have been meaningful recent moves toward openness, including the introduction of open operating systems like Android.  In addition, we anticipate soon seeing the effects on the market of the openness conditions we imposed on mobile providers that operate on upper 700 MHz C-Block spectrum, which includes Verizon Wireless, one of the largest mobile wireless carriers in the U.S.
In light of these considerations, we conclude it is appropriate to take measured steps at this time to protect the openness of the Internet when accessed through mobile broadband

While that may read like it’s a statement from Google or Verizon — actually, the entire section reads a lot like their joint proposal — it’s actually the FCC’s statement. Yes, that’s the FCC citing Android’s openness as a reason why they don’t need to impose net neutrality rules for mobile broadband.

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