If you’ve been following this blog for the past few weeks, you know that I attended the National Conference for Media Reform in Memphis Tennessee (Jan 12-14). The conference, sponsored by Free Press [1], drew more than 3,500 participants.
Free Press offered a reduced admission fee to those who agreed to blog the conference. I took them up on that offer and ended up posting repeatedly from (and about) the conference. For anyone who would like to know about cutting edge issues in media reform, I did my best to report them.
Now that my flurry of media reform posts is slowing, I decided to place the links to those posts in one spot—here—for anyone wanting to vicariously attend the conference:
Nation Conference for Media Reform – Opening Shots [2]
Dennis Kucinich on A) Media Reform and B) How Bush is Scaring the Republicans [3]
Fighting for Air: The Battle to Control Media – Day 2 of the National Conference for Media Reform [4]
Nation Conference for Media Reform – Plenary Speech by Bill Moyers [5]
How to save the Internet: net neutrality (equal access) [6]
National Conference for Media Reform – The Press at War and the War on the Press [7]
Media Reform Speech by FCC Commissioner Jonathan Adelstein [9]
Emerging research issues in media [10]
Ed Markey: A good friend for each of us who believes in a vigorous First Amendment [11]
Assembling democracy [12]
Bloggers: Welcome to the downside of journalism! [13]
Journalism quotes [14]
Reporting on Iraq – from afar [15]
Meet the exhibitors at the National Conference for Media Reform [17]
Why we won’t solve any other major problem confronting the U.S. without media reform. [18]
What is the future of newspapers? [19]
Patriotism and asking good hard questions [20]
Today’s biggest story: Somebody won the Powerball jackpot! [21]
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