Sunday, October 4, 2009

After class when we discussed net neutrality and watched Obama discuss his views of it, I was curious to find something with McCain's standpoints. Net neutrality was a topic I hadn't really heard much about or understood before the readings, so I don't really think it was a topic John McCain would have brought up. I'm not taking any political sides in this, but I think it's safe and pretty neutral to say that McCain didn't really utilize technology as Obama did to reach the younger generations. Here's a video of McCain talking about the infrastructure of technology. It's interesting to watch him because it's pretty clear he isn't 100 percent comfortable with the subject matter.

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  1. Aly RoseOctober 4, 2009 at 11:03 PM

    i really wanted to see the other side of the debate on this issue! thanks for posting it. It is clear that there is defiantly a generational gap. i wonder that even kids who are learning the internet now, how much more advance they will be then we were when they are in college.

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  2. Carson SchoellkopfOctober 5, 2009 at 12:06 PM

    This is one more reason why McCain was not able to gain the advantage over Obama, he was completely lacking in his ability to connect to the youth.

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