Mentions We’re in the news: Explore and share these stories about the fight for your rights to connect and communicate. Platform Accountability Can Social-Media Companies Safeguard the 2024 Election Against Misinformation? February 10, 2024 A Free Press report found that Meta, X and YouTube have rolled back a total of 17 policies intended to protect against hate speech and misinformation. Internet Access Western Mass Broadband Gains Face Threat as Federal Affordability Program Winds Down February 4, 2024 The ACP is already benefiting more than 23-million U.S. families in need. Loss of the ACP would harm these individuals. Media Reparations The Complex History of African Americans and the News February 2, 2024 Fewer than half of Black Americans say the news covers the things they want to see, according to the Pew Research Center. Media Reparations The Forgetting January 31, 2024 After the 1898 massacre and coup, white supremacists in Wilmington, North Carolina, finished the job of disenfranchising Black citizens and instituting Jim Crow segregation. Platform Accountability Privacy U.S. Leaders Must Advance Big Ideas to Protect Our Digital Civil Rights January 31, 2024 Congress and the White House have an opportunity to champion privacy and civil-liberties protections for all. Platform Accountability Growing Number of Apps Help Automate Pro-Israel Activism Online January 25, 2024 Some supporters of Israel are making use of tools that allow them to mass report pro-Palestinian content as violating a platform’s rules. Future of Journalism Press Freedom WRHU Q&A with Vanessa Maria Graber January 24, 2024 Free Press’ Vanessa Maria Graber talks to WRHU about freedom of the press and staffing cuts at The Los Angeles Times. Future of Journalism California's Ethnic Media Struggles to Survive Local-News Crisis January 23, 2024 Lawmakers need to support news outlets that are genuinely committed to serving California’s diverse communities. Future of Journalism Lawmakers Must Ensure That Preserving California Journalism Doesn't Enable Clickbait January 22, 2024 Nearly two decades of newsroom closures and layoffs has left California’s local-news landscape devastated. A new bill would worsen this crisis. Media Accountability Future of Journalism Race and Crime Reporting: Communities of Color Disproportionately Represented January 18, 2024 Narratives that portray communities of color as threatening and dangerous have long influenced coverage of crime in America. Previous page Prev Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Current page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page Next
Platform Accountability Can Social-Media Companies Safeguard the 2024 Election Against Misinformation? February 10, 2024 A Free Press report found that Meta, X and YouTube have rolled back a total of 17 policies intended to protect against hate speech and misinformation.
Internet Access Western Mass Broadband Gains Face Threat as Federal Affordability Program Winds Down February 4, 2024 The ACP is already benefiting more than 23-million U.S. families in need. Loss of the ACP would harm these individuals.
Media Reparations The Complex History of African Americans and the News February 2, 2024 Fewer than half of Black Americans say the news covers the things they want to see, according to the Pew Research Center.
Media Reparations The Forgetting January 31, 2024 After the 1898 massacre and coup, white supremacists in Wilmington, North Carolina, finished the job of disenfranchising Black citizens and instituting Jim Crow segregation.
Platform Accountability Privacy U.S. Leaders Must Advance Big Ideas to Protect Our Digital Civil Rights January 31, 2024 Congress and the White House have an opportunity to champion privacy and civil-liberties protections for all.
Platform Accountability Growing Number of Apps Help Automate Pro-Israel Activism Online January 25, 2024 Some supporters of Israel are making use of tools that allow them to mass report pro-Palestinian content as violating a platform’s rules.
Future of Journalism Press Freedom WRHU Q&A with Vanessa Maria Graber January 24, 2024 Free Press’ Vanessa Maria Graber talks to WRHU about freedom of the press and staffing cuts at The Los Angeles Times.
Future of Journalism California's Ethnic Media Struggles to Survive Local-News Crisis January 23, 2024 Lawmakers need to support news outlets that are genuinely committed to serving California’s diverse communities.
Future of Journalism Lawmakers Must Ensure That Preserving California Journalism Doesn't Enable Clickbait January 22, 2024 Nearly two decades of newsroom closures and layoffs has left California’s local-news landscape devastated. A new bill would worsen this crisis.
Media Accountability Future of Journalism Race and Crime Reporting: Communities of Color Disproportionately Represented January 18, 2024 Narratives that portray communities of color as threatening and dangerous have long influenced coverage of crime in America.