EPISODE · Jun 10, 2009 · 25 MIN
From the Earth to the Web
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Jessa Runciman reports on a forum on Canadian Mining Practices Abroad. No Trespassing by Mendelson Joe Derek Blackadder on net neutrality, the labour movement, and the Web. Dr. John Agnew on the calls for an inquiry into research on indigenous communities in Latin America. Reel Women on Mamma Mia!
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