Women Who Tech TeleSummit

From Broadcast to Broadband: New Theories of the Public Interest in Wireless

Mobile Media Matters: Investigating Wireless/Mobile with Dialed-In: A Cellphone Literacy Toolkit

Webinar for Public Access TV Stations: Building the Community Media Landscape with Low Power FM Radio

F2C: Freedom to Connect

F2C: Freedom to Connect is a conference devoted to preserving and celebrating the essential properties of the Internet. The Internet is a success today because it is stupid, abundant and simple. In other words, its neutrality, its openness to rapidly developing technologies and its layered architecture are the reasons it has succeeded where others (e.g., ISDN, Interactive TV) failed.

Media Reform U.K. Rally

The explosion of "Hackgate" has drawn attention to widespread corruption across the British establishment and the potential for corporate media to undermine the fabric of our democracy. On May 17, Media Reform U.K. and the Hacked Off campaign will bring together celebrities, hacking victims, campaigners and politicians to voice their views about what a democratic and accountable media looks like. Speakers include Hugh Grant, Tom Watson MP, Mary-Ellen Field and Jacqui Hames. The event will coincide with the Leveson Inquiry's interrogation of the relationship between press and politicians, as well as an imminent Green Paper consultation on comprehensive media and communications law due to be passed before the end of the current Parliament.

The event will be livestreamed on www.mediareform.org.uk from 1–3 p.m. EST.

Please note there is limited capacity at the venue — to reserve please email info@mediareform.org.uk.

The Institute for Intellectual Property and Social Justice IP and Civil Rights Conference

You Can't Be Objective About Your Own Demise: Why Journalists Need to Care About Media Policy

The media system we have wasn't created magically — it's the direct result of business, political and policy decisions. Yet for too long those decisions have been made behind closed doors without any public involvement. Even as the "crisis in journalism" worsens, journalists themselves have been largely absent from the debates in Washington reshaping their industry.

Alliance for Community Media Youth Summit 2012

The Youth Media Summit will consist of four one-day symposia that provide a public forum for discussion about media and news literacy in America. Participants will include educators, community leaders, media professionals, journalists, nonprofit leaders, policymakers and students.

Each symposium will focus on best practices, expertise, needs and opportunities within the host community.

World's Fair Use Day

Save the date for the third annual World's Fair Use Day! WFUD is an annual day-long celebration of fair use, creativity and remix culture.