The FCC has released the nation’s first National Broadband Plan. In a blog article posted on Salon.com, PSC’s Judy Lubin discusses the social, economic and political implications of broadband access.

A U.S. born Haitian American, PSC’s founder and president Judy Lubin immediately sprung into action to help family, friends and others affected by the earthquake. In the first few days following the tragic event, PSC’s Action for Haiti Facebook page attracted national media and more than 1200 “fans” as concerned citizens, college students, and nonprofit organizations used the resource to network, collaborate and promote fundraising and volunteer opportunities.

PSC President Judy Lubin attended a White House health reform meeting on Wednesday, August 26th. Led by administration officials, the meeting focused on how to engage young adults in the current health reform debate.

Social media is tapping into a core human need: to connect to others. People want to be heard and social media is providing an outlet for consumers of all ages and demographics to have a voice.