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  • Media Minutes: October 10, 2008

    New state laws and FCC regulations have been detrimental to PEG access centers and programming across the country. Congress held a hearing to assess the damage. And guest commentator Megan Tady wants our new president to address the digital divide and work to make high-speed broadband accessible to everyone.

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  • Latest: Brokaw Tom

    Citizens Want Debate Moderators to Challenge Candidate Spin

    NEW YORK -- John McCain's supporters seemed happy with the ground rules of the second presidential debate in Nashville. Barack Obama's supporters seemed happy with the results.

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    Sprouts: Journalism Under Siege at the RNC

    American national political conventions have long been known for wacky party hats, a multitude of political buttons, showers of confetti, and long-winded speeches -- inside the convention centers.

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    Why Broadband Matters

    The digital divide isn't just about relegating people to slow e-mail; it’s about thwarting people’s civic engagement, pre-empting their cultural participation, and ultimately stifling democratic action. more»

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    Thousands Rate Ifill Debate

    In this election cycle, the media are part of the story. Whether journalists are lobbing softball questions to the candidates or parroting ridiculous “gotcha” lines, the public increasingly has to scrutinize the media almost as much as our future leaders.

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