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A Free Press Crusader on the Crimean Front Line
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During a bloody three-month period in Ukraine, nearly 200 journalists and press workers were beaten, harassed and intimidated. “We are seeing cases of intimidation, beatings and media censorship every day,” said Dunja Mijatovic.
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Lady Gaga will make her South by Southwest debut this March with a Doritos-sponsored performance at Stubbs Bar-B-Q. As appetizing as that sounds, Free Press has even more delectable offerings for conference-goers to check out.
Our Rights Shouldn't Come with an Expiration Date
Josh Stearns
March 5, 2014
Comcast has taken advantage of the very real public concerns about the loss of Net Neutrality and tried to paint itself as a savior of the open Internet — but this couldn’t be further from the truth.
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March 5, 2014
2014 is already shaping up as a defining year for digital rights. In the last two years, we’ve moved from one-off displays of grassroots power to more sustained bottom-up activism.
Women's Media Center Study Will Cause Depression, Nausea
Amy Kroin
March 3, 2014
We’re just a couple of months into 2014 and already women are making serious strides in the media. After all, February marked the first time in human history that NBC allowed a woman to anchor the primetime Olympics coverage without a man by her side.
Coalition Calls for Protecting Privacy Rights of Communities of Color
Joseph Torres
February 27, 2014
On Thursday, a coalition of civil rights, media justice and public interest groups released a set of principles that address the danger of corporate and government surveillance of communities of color in the digital age.
Free Press' Matt Wood Tells the Senate to Boost Wireless Competition
Matt Wood
February 26, 2014
There’s a reason your cellphone bill gives you heart palpitations every month: There’s hardly any competition in the U.S. wireless market. And on Wednesday, Free Press Policy Director Matt Wood testified before the Senate and urged it to promote competition and protect consumers.
Six Myths About the Comcast-Time Warner Cable Merger
February 25, 2014
Comcast’s proposed merger with Time Warner Cable would create the most powerful cable company and Internet service provider this country has ever known. What does this mean for you and me? Fewer choices, higher prices and less diversity in our media.