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When Bigger Isn’t Better
Image Credit: Ann Telnaes
Here’s a brain-teaser: When has a merger between two already powerful media companies pushed by partisan government interests benefited the American people?
While you’re wracking your brain on that one, co...
SPECIAL EVENT: Film screening + actions to fight mega-mergers
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Celebrate World Press Freedom Day: Join the Media and Democracy Project for a special two-part event Tuesday, May 5th, from 7-9 pm ET. First, a group screening of “Democracy Under Siege,” a new film by Oscar-Nominated Director Laura...
Do you like paying Rupert Murdoch for channels you don’t watch?
Broadcast networks that air sports are increasingly charging fans for content that they don’t want – and wringing more than their fair share of money from local television affiliates. The biggest culprit, by far, is Fox Broadcasting Company...
Our MAD Hero of the Month: Estefany Rodríguez
Estefany Rodríguez, an immigrant who came to the United States legally five years ago on a valid work permit, filed for asylum because her journalism work in Colombia put her life at risk. Now married to a U.S. citizen, she has also applied...
New York Times and WSJ editors continue to trivialize massive pro-democracy demonstrations. Analysis of "No Kings 3" front pages. Local editors continue to shine.
Background: Newspaper front pages are a snapshot and reflection of editorial decisions, priorities, and biases. We analyze newspaper front pages after large national demonstrations and grade them based on a “pro-democracy” scoring system of...
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We're building a people powered movement to create a better informed electorate. \ud83d\udce7 Reach out [email protected] Web: MediaAndDemocracyProject.Org Newsletter: http://tiny.cc/MAD-newsletter \ud83d\udcc6 Link.tree: linktr.ee/FixMediaNow
Iowa-born, NYC-influenced, Spain living. Former sports journalist working in sustainability. Runner, traveler, pro-democracy, love to read. My own opinions. Signal @Democracy.23
Jonathan is a co-founder of the Media and Democracy Project. Two areas he focuses on are highlighting great local journalism and issues around press freedom.
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