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LISTEN UP! Race, Immigration, and the Fight for an Open Internet
Press Briefing on What's at Stake for Immigrant Communities and Communities of Color: On Tuesday, March 2, 2010 over 40 journalists joined the Center for Media Justice, New America Media, the G.W. Williams Center for Independent Journalism, the Bay Area Black Journalists Association, and the Northern California Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists for a press briefing.
Washington DC Is Listening, Tell Your Internet Story
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) needs to hear why the Internet is important to you, how you use the Internet, and what barriers you face to broadband access. As big media pushes policymakers to fully privatize the Internet, and the FCC works against the clock to develop the first ever National Broadband Plan, they need to hear the voices of people of color and the poor.
CMJ is hiring!
We have three positions open: Deputy Director, Associate Director (Programs), and an Americorp/Vista position with the Digital Arts Service Corp.
More information is here. Please help us spread the word!
