If you are passionate about FCC related issues, we'd love to give you a blog on this site. Here's all you have to do:
- First, create a user account [1].
- Second, the system will email you a password and ask you to click a link to your account.
- When you go to your account and log in with your password, you'll see a link that says "Request a blog." Go there, think up a good title for your blog and a short description of what you want to blog about. Submit the form and an administrator will get back to you soon.
- After that, don't forget to click the "edit" tab and change your password to something a little more rememberable (but not too rememberable; preferably something with letters and numbers).
- Once you get an email telling you that you've received a blog, log in with your user name and password again.
- You'll see your user name on the left sidebar. A couple of items down you'll see "my blog." Click that link.
- Now you'll see a page with your user name and a link that says "post a new blog entry." Click it and get to work! Enter a title for the entry and some text. When you are done you can preview the blog and then, by clicking "submit," post it on line.
- Later you can also go back to the blog and edit it if you like.
- Once you are finished, go back to the left hand side bar and click "log out" to exit the system.
A few general caveats:
- Hate speech trollers will be cheerfully deleted.
- It's cool if you've got a Web site you want to pimp, but no one line posts please; share some content with this site.
- Keep the focus on media regulatoin policies. There's all kinds of sites for dish on the latest technology, Bill Gates' dad, Carly Fiorina's new book, etc etc etc. This is a site about the politics of government telecom regulation. Your writing doesn't have to be about the FCC, but it does have to be about the relationship between media and government policy.Â
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