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Photos from the Free Press Conference in Minneapolis
Photos from the National Conference for Media Reform in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
At the Scene
MINNEAPOLIS, June 7 – At the National Conference for Media Reform here:
Free Press leaders Josh Silver, executive director, and Tim Wu, Columbia University law professor and chair of the board of the non-profit organization, discuss the future of media reform issues.
Phil Donohue meets the press to discuss his new film, Body of War.
Yale University law school professor Susan Crawford addresses a question during a Friday afternoon panel on Net Neutrality.
Malkia Cyril, of the Center Media Justice, addressing “From Broadcast to Broadband: The Next Frontier of Media Reform,” on Saturday morning.
-Drew Clark, Editor, BroadbandCensus.com
At the Scene
MINNEAPOLIS, June 7 – At the National Conference for Media Reform here:
Free Press leaders Josh Silver, executive director, and Tim Wu, Columbia University law professor and chair of the board of the non-profit organization, discuss the future of media reform issues.
Phil Donohue meets the press to discuss his new film, Body of War.
Yale University law school professor Susan Crawford addresses a question during a Friday afternoon panel on Net Neutrality.
Malkia Cyril, of the Center Media Justice, addressing “From Broadcast to Broadband: The Next Frontier of Media Reform,” on Saturday morning.
-Drew Clark, Editor, BroadbandCensus.com
At the Scene
MINNEAPOLIS, June 7 – At the National Conference for Media Reform here:
Free Press leaders Josh Silver, executive director, and Tim Wu, Columbia University law professor and chair of the board of the non-profit organization, discuss the future of media reform issues.
Phil Donohue meets the press to discuss his new film, Body of War.
Yale University law school professor Susan Crawford addresses a question during a Friday afternoon panel on Net Neutrality.
Malkia Cyril, of the Center Media Justice, addressing “From Broadcast to Broadband: The Next Frontier of Media Reform,” on Saturday morning.
-Drew Clark, Editor, BroadbandCensus.com
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At the Scene
MINNEAPOLIS, June 7 – At the National Conference for Media Reform here:
Free Press leaders Josh Silver, executive director, and Tim Wu, Columbia University law professor and chair of the board of the non-profit organization, discuss the future of media reform issues.
Phil Donohue meets the press to discuss his new film, Body of War.
Yale University law school professor Susan Crawford addresses a question during a Friday afternoon panel on Net Neutrality.
Malkia Cyril, of the Center Media Justice, addressing “From Broadcast to Broadband: The Next Frontier of Media Reform,” on Saturday morning.
-Drew Clark, Editor, BroadbandCensus.com
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