Hopeful After 2008 »
Posted By JSilver 10 months, 2 weeks ago in News
The year 2003 holds a special place in the history of the media reform movement. That was the year when then-FCC Chairman Michael Powell tried to eradicate every media ownership rule on the books.
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I am currently the executive director and a co-founder of Free Press. Before Free Press, I ran a statewide campaign for public funding of elections ...
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unome210 months, 2 weeks ago
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Between Micheal Powell trying to put our news media into the hands of a few elites and his father lying us into war in Iraq, We certainly don't need any more of this family given positions of power.
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This artical seems a bit too hopeful considering the fact that we are lied to daily.
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staar10 months, 2 weeks ago
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I have been pondering over what I should make for our New Years dinner..I decided on Home Made Chicken Soup!! Chicken soup for America..what else is better than smelling kitchen smells, a warm house and a family that loves you..in my opinion, that is what the world needs..Happy New year to all...Staar...
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jk548910 months, 2 weeks ago
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Ah yes, we need to get away from the outrage of the private sector controlling the press. Only the government should approve what we can and cant hear from the media. Even this writer - how dare he think he can write freely on the internet without government approval? Now, if we can only officially get rid of that pesky first amendment of that 'flawed document' .
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