Now that T-Mobile and AT&T have joined forces, they can do whatever they want, since they an Verizon dominate nearly 80% of the market. Welcome to the new AT&T -T-Mobile: It's less choice without saving you any money! Check out all 4 videos and choose your favorite: attmobile.savetheinternet.com
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On Wednesday, May 4, 2011, Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn.) delivered a floor statement against Republican efforts to undermine the Federal Communications Commission's Net Neutrality rule through a resolution of disapproval. Sen. Franken vowed to fight the resolution (HJ Res. 37) when it's taken up by fellow senators. He also announced he would deliver 87000 letters signed by Free Press activists (including 2000 Minnesotans) opposing the House's effort to undo the FCC's open Internet rules, which he did later that day. You can take action here: act2.freepress.net To view his entire speech, visit: franken.senate.gov
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Law and technology professor Lawrence Lessig spoke at the National Conference for Media Reform in Boston on April 8, 2011. The conference was presented by Free Press. To watch more from the conference, go to www.conference.freepress.net. For more information about media issues, go to www.freepress.net
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Rinku Sen is the president and executive director of the Applied Research Center (ARC) and publisher of ColorLines Magazine. She spoke at the National Conference for Media Reform in Boston on April 10. The conference was sponsored by Free Press. To see more speakers, go to www.conference.freepress.net.
Legendary journalist Bill Moyers address the National Conference for Media Reform in Minneapolis, June 7, 2008. Presented by FreePress.net. For more speakers, press coverage, and info, visit www.freepress.net
Free Press and the Harry Potter Alliance collaborated on this video featuring a series of online celebrities and writers speaking about the importance of Net Neutrality. Featuring John and Hank Green (the vlogbrothers); actor and blogger Wil Wheaton; bestselling author Maureen Johnson (www.maureenjohnsonbooks.com); Shawn Ahmed from the UnculturedProject; vloggers and musicians Kristina Horner and Luke Conard; and Adam Savage from Mythbusters. Take action to save the Internet now www.savetheinternet.com
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Now that T-Mobile and AT&T are "BFFs," they're going to have to do some cutting back... but they can recommend some hip new baby phones! Check out all 4 videos and choose your favorite: attmobile.savetheinternet.com
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CLICK HERE TO TAKE ACTION: FreePress.net Tell Congress Investigate the Propaganda Pundits The New York Times has exposed a secret Pentagon campaign to infiltrate the media with pro-war propaganda. The scheme reaches all the way to the Bush White House, where top officials recruited dozens of "military analysts" to spread favorable views of the war via the news. Many of these propaganda pundits didn't reveal that they were working from Pentagon scripts or lobbying for companies seeking to cash in on major military contracts. This is a violation of every conceivable standard of journalism -- and possibly of federal law. Send a letter to Congress and demand better media: FreePress.net
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During a Feb. 4, 2010, Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on the Comcast-NBC Universal merger, Sen. Al Franken (D-MN) talked blasted Comcast CEO Brian Roberts for not being forthright with his intentions concerning the merger.
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Ever since AT&T and T-Mobile joined forces, T-Mobile customers' bills have gone up -- and now they get to enjoy AT&T's higher rates! Why so sad, T-Mobile customers? Check out all 4 videos and choose your favorite: attmobile.savetheinternet.com
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After more than a year of waffling on Net Neutrality, FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski just announced plans to issue weak regulations that give just about everything to giant phone and cable companies, and leave Internet users with almost nothing. Demand real Net Neutrality!
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The Comcast-NBC merger is hurtling towards us like an asteroid that will destroy our media, raise cable and broadband prices and give us more crappy programming. Only you can stop it. Find out more at www.freepress.net/Comcast.
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Sen. Al Franken (D.-Minn.) told more than 2000 bloggers and organizers attending the Netroots Nation conference in Las Vegas on July 24, 2010, that our media system is at risk everywhere we turn - from our free speech online to the growing power of companies who own a massive number of media outlets. Video footage courtesy of the citizen journalism outlet The UpTake. To watch Franken's entire speech, go to: bit.ly Find out more about The UpTake at: theuptake.org Join the fight at: www.SavetheInternet.com and www.FreePress.net/comcast.
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Launch of InternetforEveryone.org at the Personal Democracy Forum in New York City (June 24, 2008). Join the initiative at www.InternetforEveryone.org Speakers Josh Silver, Free Press Brad Burnham, Union Square Ventures Robin Chase, Meadow Networks, Zipcar Jonathan Adelstein, FCC commissioner Michael Winship, WGA-East Jonathan Zittrain, Berkman Center for Internet & Society Tim Wu, Columbia Law School Vint Cerf, Google Larry Lessig, Stanford Law School David All, TechRepublican.com Van Jones, Green For All
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It's kind of funny that AT&T once got in trouble for being a monopoly. But that was like 30 years ago -- it's not like it's the '80s anymore... Right? Check out all 4 videos and choose your favorite: attmobile.savetheinternet.com
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freepress.net The latest in a series of recent high-profile media "mea culpas," CBS News chief foreign correspondent Lara Logan told Jon Stewart she'd "blow her brains out" if forced to watch what passes for TV news coverage in America.
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freepress.net Dan Rather talks to Minneapolis' KARE11 about what's wrong with broadcast news in America -- and the movement to help fix it gathering at the National Conference for Media Reform in Minneapolis, June 6 - 8, 2008. For more coverage and speakers, visit www.freepress.net
During the State of the Union YouTube follow-up interview on Feb. 1, President Obama again expressed his strong commitment to Net Neutrality. Join the 2 Million for Net Neutrality campaign at www.savetheinternet.com
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Senator Franken's first question for Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor was on net neutrality and the need to protect the Internet as a level playing field for free speech
TAKE ACTION HERE: FreePress.net Mainstream media are ignoring one of the biggest political scandals in recent memory. Demand a full Congressional investigation here freepress.net Note CNN's Rick Sanchez is actually a "late evening" host, not a morning host (2:38)
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US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton's major policy speech on Internet freedom at the Newseum in Washington, DC on January 21, 2010. Clinton spoke of the importance of an Internet where information flows freely across international borders and where everyone has the freedom of expression and a chance at economic success.
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Amy Goodman addresses the National Conference for Media Reform in Minneapolis, June 7, 2008. Presented by FreePress.net. For more speakers, press coverage, and info, visit: www.freepress.net
Free Press Research Director Derek Turner takes on one of the industry's main myths about Net Neutrality: that it will stifle broadband buildout. Not true, as we've proven again and again. www.savetheinternet.com
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freepress.net In a special comment on corporate greed, MSNBC's Keith Olbermann calls for re-regulating America's Big Media monopolies.
Amy Goodman, host of Democracy Now!, delivered a rousing speech about the power of the people to change the media at the National Conference for Media Reform in Boston April 8-10, 2011. The conference was hosted by the national nonprofit Free Press. Find out more at www.freepress.net.
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InternetforEveryone.org InternetforEveryone.org is traveling across the country to gather stories of Americans stuck on the wrong side of the digital divide -- and bringing together a coalition of public interest groups, Internet leaders and businesses to build a better 21st century Internet plan for America. Find out what's happening now in your community at http
Take action at: FreePress.net Tell Congress Investigate the Propaganda Pundits The New York Times has exposed a secret Pentagon campaign to infiltrate the media with pro-war propaganda. The scheme reaches all the way to the Bush White House, where top officials recruited dozens of "military analysts" to spread favorable views of the war via the news. Many of these propaganda pundits didn't reveal that they were working from Pentagon scripts or lobbying for companies seeking to cash in on major military contracts. This is a violation of every conceivable standard of journalism -- and possibly of federal law. Send a letter to Congress and demand better media. Take action at: FreePress.net
Congress is so close to passing legislation that would put more Low Power FM (LPFM) radio station's on the air. To learn more, visit: www.freepress.net
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Josh Silver, Executive Director of Freepress interviewed on Democracy Now, June 23/09 A report has found telecoms in Europe have helped the Iranian government create one of the most sophisticated ways to censor the internet - it's called deep packet inspection... and it's now being used in North America. Josh Silver, Executive Director of Freepress explains... For full video : www.democracynow.org
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In Charleston South Carolina, the local FOX station produces news for the CBS affiliate. Even though the stations have different owners, they share the same on-air personalities, the same scripts, and the same stories. This sneaky form of media consolidation is taking place all over the country. Now, you can join with others in your community to help uncover these dirty deals. Together we'll build a case against covert consolidation that the Federal Communications Commission won't be able to ignore. Go to www.savethenews/changethechannels. To learn more about local South Carolina efforts to reform the media, visit mediareformsc.org
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