New Media Rights' help is available to local San Diego filmmakers as well as media creators across the country. Maricar Camaya is a San Diego filmmaker interested in international gender and sexuality issues. Maricar briefly discusses how New Media Rights helped him:

New Media Rights and its affiliates Utility Consumers' Action Network and Privacy Rights Clearinghouse filed Reply Comments to the California Public Utilities Commission investigation into the AT&T - T-mobile merger.  After attending the innovation and consumer workshops, and reading a mountain of additional paperwork, we're more convinced than ever that the CPUC should recommend denial of the merger.

We talk about specific reasons why in our comments, and also suggest that in the event the Commission does choose to recommend to the FCC to approve with the merger, some significant conditions should be placed in California.

Please join me in welcoming our newest Advocate, Shaun Spalding, to the New Media Rights team.

Shaun has a video production and creative background to go with his legal skills, which he has contributed already as a Legal Intern with New Media Rights.

He is a recent graduate of California Western School of Law with a passion for internet and intellectual property law. We are thrilled to have Shaun on the team helping us provide assistance to the hundreds of internet users and creators that rely on New Media Rights for assistance.