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The Media and Democracy Project (MAD) hosted media reform legend Sue Wilson, founder of the Media Action Center, on Monday, August 4th, to talk about her history of success fighting for better broadcast news. You can see the video here:
Media ownership is agenda- and narrative-shaping power. “Media capture” of news organizations is now profoundly impacting the American news environment—from Paramount-CBS News, Soon-Shiong-Los Angeles Times and most crucially the Bezos-Wash...
We hosted an excellent panel on why local journalism matters and how it can flourish. Here is the video.
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Jonathan is a co-founder of the Media and Democracy Project. One focus is highlighting and focusing on great local journalism but he comments on other areas, too.
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
Information nutritionist writing about our information ecosystem and how we can make it better for everyone. 99% of everything we know about the world is told to us by other people. What are their agendas?
Co-founder of a community of people who are working to build a better media in support of a stronger democracy. Views expressed are my opinions, not necessarily the official opinions of the Media and Democracy Project
Rising junior at NYU, majoring in Politics and Journalism with an expected graduation in Spring 2027. Passionate about exploring the intersection of media and politics.
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