One of the major issues in the development of the National Information Infrastructure is providing Universal Access.
Arguments focus on funding, constitutional right, and the extent of access.
Describe the arguments for and against universal access. The current U.S. media market is dominated by a handful of media conglomerates. The U.S. media currently is criticized for its reliance on images and lack of substance. Focusing on TV news, describe some of the criticisms directed towards the media. Using specific examples, provide your own arguments in support of or in opposition to it.