Stop Big Media

Save Your Local Media From Monopoly Control

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Positions:	A free and vibrant media full of diverse, local and competing voices is the lifeblood of America's democracy. Massive consolidation of media ownership has dangerously reduced the number of voices in our nation's media.
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Description:	The StopBigMedia.com Coalition is made up of groups from across the spectrum that agree to a set of principles and have banded together to stop the FCC from allowing a handful of giant corporations to dominate America's media system. We believe that a free and vibrant media, full of diverse and competing voices, is the lifeblood of America's democracy. We're working together to see that our media system remains, in the words of the Supreme Court, "an uninhibited marketplace of ideas in which truth will prevail." No corporation or political party is funding our efforts. Want to support StopBigMedia.com? Donate online via our secure site at: https://secure.freepress.net/05/...

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Mike posted a link. at 1:14pm on July 29

Big Money Blog: The Television-Political Complex
wisdc.org/blog/2008/07/television-pol...

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Mike posted a link. at 4:14pm on May 30

Wisconsin Democracy Campaign - Our Democracy, Our Airwaves
wisdc.org/wdc_our_airwaves.php

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Ira posted a link. at 2:48pm on February 1

There is a great conversation going on over at the Free Press Action Network (www.freepress.net/action) about the role of the media in the 2008 election. Guest bloggers include John Nichols from The Nation, Jim Carlson at Providence College, Meredith McGehee from the Campaign Legal Center, and Maggie Bowman the producer of the documentary Election Day. Check it out!