Same Song, Second Verse: AT&T Puts Profits Before People

Recently AT&T made a request to the Louisiana Public Utility Service Commission, to stop the delivery of residential white pages to every home. Could this be about *insert shocked face* a larger profit margin for AT&T?

CMJ Celebrates a Community Victory over AT&T’s Failed Attempt at Media Consolidation

amalia deloney, Media Policy Field Director stated, “Since AT&T first announced its intent to takeover T-Mobile, CMJ has continuously raised concerns about what role a duopoly would mean for those who rely on access to mobile broadband to find employment, access healthcare, advance their education and organize for social and economic justice.”

Launch of Black Voices for Internet Freedom

No Back to School Worries?: AT&T Just Handed Students a BIG One!

For many of us, the days before search engines, social networking and constant wireless access to information and entertainment seem like a lifetime ago. But for those young adults about to start their first year of college, that is literally the case.

Planet AT&T

As you’ve no doubt heard, AT&T is trying to swallow T-Mobile to the tune of $39 billion dollars and the results would be nothing short of disastrous—especially for Minnesotans of color and low-income communities throughout the state. In order to make sure this deal doesn’t happen, my organization and hundreds of others have worked tirelessly to fight this takeover as it goes through the lengthy legal review process in Washington.

Mo’ Mergers, Mo’ Problems! Center for Media Justice Drops Remix and Files Petition with FCC and DOJ

The Center for Media Justice filed a
petition with the Department of Justice and the Federal Communications Commission, saying no to AT&T’s proposed takeover of T-Mobile.

CMJ Joins the FCC’s Consumer Advisory Committee

The Center for Media Justice has been invited by the Federal Communications Commission’s Chairman Julius Genachowski to join the newly formed Consumer Advisory Committee.

Should Latinos Support the AT&T Merger?

Will replacing a low-cost competitor with the most expensive phones in the market hurt or help Latino communities? What do you think?

Why GLAAD Doesn’t Represent Me

As a Black lesbian director of a media strategy and action center, GLAAD’s recent support of the AT&T merger makes me hopping mad.