Latina Entrepreneur Talks Net Neutrality on Telemundo NY

Rosa Alonso of Mi Vida Tec educates viewers about a recent ruling that puts the open internet in jeopardy Rosa Alonso of Mi Vida Tec[/caption] Latina entrepreneur Rosa Alonso, founder/creator of technology news and lifestyle blog Mi Vida Tec and board chair of NALIP (National Association of Latino Independent Producers), recently educated viewers of New York's Telemundo 47's morning newscast about a recent court decision that gutted network neutrality rules that preserved an open internet, and also urged viewers to take action. Watch the interview in Spanish below, starting at 2:34. Learn more about the open internet and NHMC's advocacy to restore the open internet at www.nhmc.org/openinternet. ]]>

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