Criticizing the FCC's proposal to eliminate current rules limiting ownership of media, Cooper powerfully demonstrates the need for structural limits on media ownership to promote democratic discourse.
A comprehensive resource that explains the increasingly complex and highly technical issue of digital rights management — and why every citizen should care.
A how-to-do-it book for the kind of newswriting that does not just get people aroused, but gets them engaged in the struggle to build a better world. A valuable tool for citizens who want to make a difference.
A brilliant analysis of the ways the media are influenced to shape major social agendas. Herman and Chomsky show that free-market media lead inevitably to narrow reporting.
Filmmaker, video activist, and media critic Dee Dee Halleck provides tools for anyone interested in using community video for social change, along with a scathing inditement of Big Media and a call to
