"Political economists of communications scrutinize how big companies such as Bell and Rogers try to shape Canada's telecommunications
and digital media policy and regulatory environment in support of their bottom line. Focusing on Ben Klass's filing of a net
neutrality complaint with the CRTC against Bell, Steven James May's Ben v. Bell shows how an informed, engaged and active
citizen can intervene in and disrupt an otherwise cozy institutional relationship between economic and political elites. This
short documentary tells an inspiring story about the importance and efficacy of a citizen's participation in communications
and digital media policy-making and regulatory processes."
-Tanner Mirrlees, Associate Professor of Communication and Digital Media Studies, Ontario Tech University
To request online access to Ben v. Bell for your post-secondary or public library, please contact sjm(at)manifestation(dot)tv
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Thank you to the following Canadian post-secondary libraries for carrying Ben v. Bell!:
-Humber College
-Centennial College
-Sheridan College
-Wilfrid Laurier University
-Ryerson University
-Trent University
-University of Ottawa
-University of Guelph
-York University
-University of Calgary
