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Media Justice or Media Control: Curriculum from a Conference organized by the Appalachian Community Fund

Submitted by Elsa on Fri, 2007-11-30 15:46.
Categories: Popular Education | Report/White Paper | Advocacy & Organizing Tools | Changing Policy | Access | Community Media | Congress | Diversity | Diversity | FCC | Gatherings & Meetings | Organizers' Tools | Ownership | Public Interest Obligations | United States | About the Policy Issues

Relationship between media justice and media control

http://youthmediacouncil.org/documents/view/56

Strengths, Challenges, and Collaboration: Advocacy groups organizing on media ownership and beyond

Submitted by cima on Mon, 2005-06-27 07:44.
Categories: Connecting the Pieces | Report/White Paper | History of media/communications policy activism | National/local groups working together | Broadcast | Access | Coalitions | Concentration/Consolidation | Constituency-building | Diversity | Diversity | FCC | Gatherings & Meetings | Grassroots/local organizing | Meeting Notes | National and Local Groups | Regulation | United States | Working Together & Collaboration Tools

Media activists and advocates reflect on their collaborations during the 2003 media-ownership campaign and consider the needs and opportunities for effective media-change activism. (37 pages, March 2004)

Citizen’s Guide to the Public Interest Obligations of Digital Television Broadcasters

Submitted by ktaglang on Wed, 2005-05-18 10:43.
Categories: Broadcast | Children | Diversity | Diversity | DTV | FCC | Independent media | Independent production quotas/requirements | Licensing | Localism | Organizers' Tools | Public Interest Obligations | Public/Community Accountability | TV | United States | Workplace Diversity/ Equal Employment/ Anti-discrimination | Youth | About the Policy Issues

A practical, hands-on guide for citizens who care about television's role in their lives and want to maximize the public benefits that come from the public's airwaves.

http://www.benton.org/pioguide/index.html

Who Are These Guys? An article about key players in the DC media battle

Submitted by cima on Mon, 2005-02-21 20:15.
Categories: Activists & Academics | The Field & What's Needed | Article | Broadcast | Cable | Access | Class | Coalitions | Congress | Diversity | Diversity | FCC | Representation | United States

A article about the most prominent DC-based public-interest media advocates, from a cable industry magazine.

http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0DIZ/is_18_15/ai_101178924
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