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FCC Auctioning a Filtered "Free" Internet
Reading this article concerned me heavily.
FCC boss mulls free* wireless for all
* - includes ads and content filters
- charlesuchu's blog
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documentary film on decline of television
I am producing a documentary film about the current state and future evolution of television. It is a critical examination of how the broadcasting industry has been steadily corrupted by the influence of media consolidation, greed and mismanagement.
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FCC's latest Big Media giveaway: Paris Hilton = hard news
The FCC just ruled that Fox's celebrity gossip show "TMZ" qualifies as a "bona fide newscast" -- making it even easier for Big Media companies to replace real journalism with cheap junk news. Stop the giveaway at StopBigMedia.com.
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Senate Commerce Committee Did the Right Thing
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Next President Should Launch the Digital New Deal
Thus, this is a singular moment in which to demand a larger and bolder vision to propel all Americans, across generations, fully into the 21st century. It's time for a Digital New Deal.
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Murdoch lurking over New York City, once again
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Palabras de Resistencia de Medios/Words of Media Resistance
Pobreza, Raza, Discapacidad y intellectuales Migratorios de la Prensa Pobre y Voces De Inmigrantes en Resistancia testifican la verdad a la FCC sobre el asunto de la Neutralidad del Internet.
Poverty, Race, Disability and Migrant scholars from PoorNewsNetwork(PNN) in collaboration with Media organizers from all ova da bay speak truth to the FCC on Net Neutrality
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It’s Official – MSTV Stands for Misinformation
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Join the Conversation - Live Blogging the Stanford FCC Hearing
Today people will have their first chance to speak directly to all five FCC commissioners about the irresponsible and discriminatory behavior of Comcast and other companies who want to block and filter the Internet. At Stanford University, hundreds of people are gathered to speak out about the importance of an open Internet for education, innovation, competition, and free speech.
But you don’t have to be at Stanford to make your voice heard too. Join the conversation right here as Free Press staffers blog live while the hearing unfolds.
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Openness for the Internet
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- Rep. Anna Eshoo's blog
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