Media Minutes spoke with Kembrew McCleod who co-produced, along with Benjamin Franzen, the upcoming documentary Copyright Criminals: This Is a Sampling Sport.

At a moment when technology and media are rapidly changing, the Free Press Summit explored the future of the Internet and the fate of journalism in the 21st century. More than 500 people packed a room on the seventh floor of the Newseum in Washington, D.C., to discuss the state of journalism, public media and the Internet in America.

Mike Wassenaar is the Executive Director of the St. Paul Neighborhood Network. This audio clip is a Media Minutes Extra from his interview for the Sept. 18, 2009 program.

Mike Wassenaar is the Executive Director of the St. Paul Neighborhood Network. This audio clip is a Media Minutes Extra from his interview for the Sept. 18, 2009 program.

The Reconstruction of American Journalism, a new report from the Columbia School of Journalism, surveys a wide swath of the journalism landscape and suggests a path forward in this new era of digital news. Len Downie and Michael Schudson continue their conversation about public policy and new ideas for the future of journalism.

At a recent FCC media ownership workshop, big media broadcasters called for increased opportunities to gobble up more media properties, while minority broadcasters say consolidation is squeezing smaller stations out of business.

In this edition of Media Minutes Extra!, Free Press Policy Counsel Chris Riley discusses how prioritization of video and voice applications can undermine the overall health of the Internet.