Mentions We’re in the news: Explore and share these stories about the fight for your rights to connect and communicate. Media Accountability Media Consolidation TV Stations Broke Law by Airing Amazon Propaganda as News, Experts Say May 29, 2020 Rampant industry consolidation has gutted quality local media, replacing it with fluff and nonsense to the detriment of everyone. Free & Open Internet Trump's Joe Scarborough Conspiracy Tweets Test Twitter's Hands-Off Approach May 28, 2020 Amid the worst pandemic in more than a century, Trump took to Twitter to promote a debunked conspiracy theory. Communications Justice Why Families and Advocates of the Incarcerated Are Scared to Death May 26, 2020 During the pandemic and with more than 2.3 million in detention, the carceral ecosystem threatens those on the inside and outside alike. Future of Journalism Media Consolidation Local Newspapers Are Dying. Here's How We Can Save Them. May 24, 2020 COVID-19 has accelerated the great disruption in the news business that began at least two decades ago. Free & Open Internet Dozens of White-Supremacist Groups Are Still Freely Operating on Facebook May 22, 2020 Just over half of the white-supremacist organizations designated as hate groups by the Southern Poverty Law Center and Anti-Defamation League still had an active presence. Future of Journalism Public Media Don't Let Local Journalism Become a COVID-19 Casualty May 22, 2020 Already struggling before the virus hit and the economy shut down, local news has been rocked hard over the past two months. Future of Journalism Media Accountability Shrinking Newsrooms Could Affect How We View the Coronavirus Pandemic May 21, 2020 Journalists of color are particularly susceptible to layoffs, and that can distort coverage of the crisis. Future of Journalism Local Journalism Newsrooms Are Huddling for Warmth and Find a Way Forward May 19, 2020 At the Collaborative Journalism Summit, organizations across the country discussed how they are working together to better serve their audiences. Privacy Surveillance Activists Are Trying to Stop the FBI From Snooping on Your Web History May 18, 2020 After a prolonged fight in Congress, Nancy Pelosi could reattach a privacy-preserving amendment that failed by one vote in the Senate. Privacy Surveillance 'No Excuse': Senate Slammed for Reauthorizing Government Spy Powers Without Crucial Privacy Protections May 15, 2020 Senators were lambasted by rights groups for an 80-16 vote to reauthorize sweeping government surveillance powers. Previous page Prev … Page 87 Page 88 Page 89 Page 90 Current page 91 Page 92 Page 93 Page 94 Page 95 … Next page Next
Media Accountability Media Consolidation TV Stations Broke Law by Airing Amazon Propaganda as News, Experts Say May 29, 2020 Rampant industry consolidation has gutted quality local media, replacing it with fluff and nonsense to the detriment of everyone.
Free & Open Internet Trump's Joe Scarborough Conspiracy Tweets Test Twitter's Hands-Off Approach May 28, 2020 Amid the worst pandemic in more than a century, Trump took to Twitter to promote a debunked conspiracy theory.
Communications Justice Why Families and Advocates of the Incarcerated Are Scared to Death May 26, 2020 During the pandemic and with more than 2.3 million in detention, the carceral ecosystem threatens those on the inside and outside alike.
Future of Journalism Media Consolidation Local Newspapers Are Dying. Here's How We Can Save Them. May 24, 2020 COVID-19 has accelerated the great disruption in the news business that began at least two decades ago.
Free & Open Internet Dozens of White-Supremacist Groups Are Still Freely Operating on Facebook May 22, 2020 Just over half of the white-supremacist organizations designated as hate groups by the Southern Poverty Law Center and Anti-Defamation League still had an active presence.
Future of Journalism Public Media Don't Let Local Journalism Become a COVID-19 Casualty May 22, 2020 Already struggling before the virus hit and the economy shut down, local news has been rocked hard over the past two months.
Future of Journalism Media Accountability Shrinking Newsrooms Could Affect How We View the Coronavirus Pandemic May 21, 2020 Journalists of color are particularly susceptible to layoffs, and that can distort coverage of the crisis.
Future of Journalism Local Journalism Newsrooms Are Huddling for Warmth and Find a Way Forward May 19, 2020 At the Collaborative Journalism Summit, organizations across the country discussed how they are working together to better serve their audiences.
Privacy Surveillance Activists Are Trying to Stop the FBI From Snooping on Your Web History May 18, 2020 After a prolonged fight in Congress, Nancy Pelosi could reattach a privacy-preserving amendment that failed by one vote in the Senate.
Privacy Surveillance 'No Excuse': Senate Slammed for Reauthorizing Government Spy Powers Without Crucial Privacy Protections May 15, 2020 Senators were lambasted by rights groups for an 80-16 vote to reauthorize sweeping government surveillance powers.