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 | KPFA News Criticized
by Tracy Rosenberg, Berkeley City Council
KPFA Radio, has received complaints from 3 Berkeley City Council members and 6 workers on two different incidents in a week on the daily hour-long statewide broadcast of the Pacifica Evening News. |
 | Online Learning: The Answer to the Digital Divide?
by Samantha Calamari, Media Alliance
The latest buzz in education is the growth of online learning communities to address educational access. Through online offerings, education can be more affordable and have the capability to reach communities that otherwise couldn’t access quality institutions. |
 | Censored 2011
The Media Freedom Foundation's 2011 Censored is out with the 25 most under-reported stories of 2010. Please support the work of Project Censored and buy a copy today! |
 | Oakland Police and Cameras
by Maura King
Ma Volunteer Maura King thinks about police, cameras and Oakland's new law enforcement video program. |
 | Be Careful What You Wish For
by Tracy Rosenberg, Huffington Post
Sometimes you might get it. For most of the past year, public interest groups worried about the future of the Internet have pushed for action on net neutrality by the Federal Communications Commission. |
 | No More Bleeding Ledes, Please
by Libby Reinish, SaveTheNews.org
Sensationalism is rampant in our consolidated news system, where scandal, celebrity gossip and violence (or the threat of looming violence) lead the headlines. Ever wonder why this is all we see and read and hear? |
 | Reality Unreeled
MA volunteer Alex Barrows was part of the Paper Tiger Television production team for this "reality" expose. |
 | From Mississippi to Arizona
by Linda Burnham, Truthout.org
The room was small,http://www.truth-out.org/burnham-from-mississippi-arizona-for-freedom-and-human-rights60434 but it was filled with enormous possibility. And everyone in there knew it. |
 | Fresno Residents Fed Up With Hate on the Radio
by Samantha Claire Bell
June 17th, 2010
Fresno community group leaders have joined forces to ask the area's most popular talk radio station, KMJ, to make changes to their programming. According to spokesperson, Les Kimber, the group Citizens for Civility and Accountability in Media (CCAM) was formed in October 2009 out of concern about what is broadcast daily on their local radio station. |
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