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Ajit Pai Drafts Order That Could Be “Deal Killer” for Sinclair Merger
A new order would require the merger applicants to participate in an administrative review process.
Keeping the “Public” in Public Art
Who decides where funding for New York's public art goes? Especially when that art ends up displacing people?
Mainstream Media Coverage of the J20 Case Has Been Sloppy, When Present at All
A CounterSpin interview with Sam Menefee-Libey on the J20 prosecution update.
AT&T Only Buys Time Warner Once in a Lifetime
CounterSpin interviews Nilay Patel on the AT&T/Time Warner ruling.
It’s All Pointless!
Satire is dead!
Seymour Hersh: Media Today Must Cover Yemen and Trump Policy, Not Get Distracted by Tweets
Free press in the US is quickly becoming a myth.
“Not the End of Net Neutrality,” Say Internet Defenders, but Beginning of “Most Important Battle Yet”
Battle for the Net is promoting three ways constituents can urge their congressional representatives to back the discharge petition.
Roseanne and TV Myths About the Working Class
The entertainment industry is still in desperate need of honest portrayals of working-class people.
Following Massive Layoffs, the Denver Post Is in Distress
Denver could become the first major city without a local newspaper.
The Steep Consequences of ABC’s Bet on Roseanne Barr
ABC hitched its fortunes to a star with a history of spewing bigotry.