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Wednesday, October 24, 2018
FCC Chair Pai's Call for Investigation of Communication Failures in Florida Contrasts His Inaction in Puerto Rico In recent days, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai ordered his agency to investigate telecom carriers' slow response in restoring service to the Florida Panhandle, which Hurricane Michael struck on Oct. 10.
Wednesday, October 24, 2018FCC Chair Pai's Call for Investigation of Communication Failures in Florida Contrasts His Inaction in Puerto Rico In recent days, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai ordered his agency to investigate telecom carriers' slow response in restoring service to the Florida Panhandle, which Hurricane Michael struck on Oct. 10.
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Wednesday, November 8, 2017
Trump's CNN Threat a Potential Abuse of Power The U.S Department of Justice has told AT&T executives that they may need to divest Time Warner's Turner Networks -- including CNN -- for the regulator to approve AT&T's multibillion-dollar acquisition of the media giant, according to several media reports on Wednesday.
Wednesday, November 8, 2017Trump's CNN Threat a Potential Abuse of Power The U.S Department of Justice has told AT&T executives that they may need to divest Time Warner's Turner Networks -- including CNN -- for the regulator to approve AT&T's multibillion-dollar acquisition of the media giant, according to several media reports on Wednesday.
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Thursday, March 23, 2017
Senate Republicans Vote to Strip Americans of Online Privacy Protections If passed by the House and signed by President Trump, resolution of disapproval would strike down the FCC's common-sense public safeguards
Thursday, March 23, 2017Senate Republicans Vote to Strip Americans of Online Privacy Protections If passed by the House and signed by President Trump, resolution of disapproval would strike down the FCC's common-sense public safeguards
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Saturday, March 12, 2016
Bernie Sanders: Chicago Mayor Picks Wall Street Pals over Public School Pupils Bernie Sanders said Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is caving into Wall Street bankers and making students pay the price by slashing Chicago public school budgets. Emanuel already has closed 50 public schools and is threatening to close more, lay off more teachers and cut their pay because of a $480 million budget shortfall. Meanwhile, the city has continued to pay bankers who lured the school system into a risky investments
Saturday, March 12, 2016Bernie Sanders: Chicago Mayor Picks Wall Street Pals over Public School Pupils Bernie Sanders said Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is caving into Wall Street bankers and making students pay the price by slashing Chicago public school budgets. Emanuel already has closed 50 public schools and is threatening to close more, lay off more teachers and cut their pay because of a $480 million budget shortfall. Meanwhile, the city has continued to pay bankers who lured the school system into a risky investments
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Thursday, August 22, 2013
Journalism = Terrorism? Stop Intimidating Journalists and Their Families We're witnessing one of the most serious attacks on free speech we've ever seen ... and we've seen a lot.
Thursday, August 22, 2013Journalism = Terrorism? Stop Intimidating Journalists and Their Families We're witnessing one of the most serious attacks on free speech we've ever seen ... and we've seen a lot.
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Wednesday, February 2, 2011
No Internet Kill Switch A million Egyptians took to the streets on Tuesday to protest the Mubarak regime and call for democratic reform.The government responded by cutting off Internet access and plunging the nation into digital darkness.Such drastic action is a new way for governments to smother popular movements worldwideWe also have cause for concern at home: to give our President authority to flip the kill switch on our Internet.
Wednesday, February 2, 2011No Internet Kill Switch A million Egyptians took to the streets on Tuesday to protest the Mubarak regime and call for democratic reform.The government responded by cutting off Internet access and plunging the nation into digital darkness.Such drastic action is a new way for governments to smother popular movements worldwideWe also have cause for concern at home: to give our President authority to flip the kill switch on our Internet.
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Sunday, December 19, 2010
Will Obama's FCC Sell Out Net Neutrality? Tuesday is decision time for Net Neutrality. The Federal Communications Commission is finally voting on rules that could stop companies like Comcast and AT&T from blocking where you go on the Internet.The vote is a test for President Obama and Chairman Julius Genachowski. Will they deliver on earlier promises and pass strong Net Neutrality rules, or will they cave to the phone and cable lobby and give us a fake version?
Sunday, December 19, 2010Will Obama's FCC Sell Out Net Neutrality? Tuesday is decision time for Net Neutrality. The Federal Communications Commission is finally voting on rules that could stop companies like Comcast and AT&T from blocking where you go on the Internet.The vote is a test for President Obama and Chairman Julius Genachowski. Will they deliver on earlier promises and pass strong Net Neutrality rules, or will they cave to the phone and cable lobby and give us a fake version?
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Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Losing Journalism The FCC has begun to take a hard look at the future of media, and we need to make sure they hear from as many people as possible. This is your chance to stand up for better media by signing our mass declaration to the FCC.
Tuesday, April 13, 2010Losing Journalism The FCC has begun to take a hard look at the future of media, and we need to make sure they hear from as many people as possible. This is your chance to stand up for better media by signing our mass declaration to the FCC.
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Thursday, April 1, 2010
April Fails' Day Did Fox really use an old interview with LL Cool J taped two years ago to promote Sarah Palin's new show? Did the Drudge Report really say that Nancy Pelosi "brings sexy back"? Our goal isn't just to give the media a failing grade -- we want it to pass. That's why we're connecting featured "fails" to important media reform campaigns, so we can work together to help build a better media. So go ahead and submit a link.
Thursday, April 1, 2010April Fails' Day Did Fox really use an old interview with LL Cool J taped two years ago to promote Sarah Palin's new show? Did the Drudge Report really say that Nancy Pelosi "brings sexy back"? Our goal isn't just to give the media a failing grade -- we want it to pass. That's why we're connecting featured "fails" to important media reform campaigns, so we can work together to help build a better media. So go ahead and submit a link.
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Wednesday, March 17, 2010
The Great Internet Rip-Off The FCC just released its National Broadband Plan.Based on the gushing media response,you'd think that America's Internet was sailing smoothly into the future.Think again.There are some good things in the plan,but it punts on the thorniest problems that Internet users face:astronomical prices,slow speeds and no real choices among providers.It's time we took a stand vs narrow corporate interests that have held Internet captive
Wednesday, March 17, 2010The Great Internet Rip-Off The FCC just released its National Broadband Plan.Based on the gushing media response,you'd think that America's Internet was sailing smoothly into the future.Think again.There are some good things in the plan,but it punts on the thorniest problems that Internet users face:astronomical prices,slow speeds and no real choices among providers.It's time we took a stand vs narrow corporate interests that have held Internet captive
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Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Help Us Expose Astroturf Net Neutrality is under attack from "astroturf" groups -- phony grassroots organizations funded by powerful phone and cable companies to spread lies and misinformation.Their rhetoric is frozen in the Cold War era. All Net Neutrality really does is protect market innovation, consumer choice and free speech online.
Wednesday, August 19, 2009Help Us Expose Astroturf Net Neutrality is under attack from "astroturf" groups -- phony grassroots organizations funded by powerful phone and cable companies to spread lies and misinformation.Their rhetoric is frozen in the Cold War era. All Net Neutrality really does is protect market innovation, consumer choice and free speech online.
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Thursday, September 4, 2008
FRIDAY: Delivery of 50,000 Letters Demanding St. Paul Drop Charges Against Journalists On Friday morning, local advocates and independent journalists will deliver more that 50,000 petitions to St. Paul City Hall calling on Mayor Chris Coleman and local law enforcement officials to drop all charges against journalists arrested while covering protests outside the Republican National Convention.
Thursday, September 4, 2008FRIDAY: Delivery of 50,000 Letters Demanding St. Paul Drop Charges Against Journalists On Friday morning, local advocates and independent journalists will deliver more that 50,000 petitions to St. Paul City Hall calling on Mayor Chris Coleman and local law enforcement officials to drop all charges against journalists arrested while covering protests outside the Republican National Convention.
