Creative Voices Advocates Open Internet on Media Minutes - AUDIO March 24, 2008 On the March 21, 2008 edition of Media Minutes, we explain why Creative Voices supports an open Internet, and why the MPAA's claim that an open Internet promotes piracy is a smoke screen for its real agenda; to control the distribution of video content over the Internet, harming independent media makers and the general public. Listen to, or download, Media Minutes interview here.

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