Media Reform in Minnesota

Midwest Democracy Network: Media Reform in Minnesota

Television broadcasters have a responsibility to promote democratic participation through ongoing, high-quality coverage of public affairs, elections, candidates and issues. Studies show that broadcasters are not honoring the public interest obligations they accept in exchange for free use of the airwaves.

Network News in Minnesota for Media Reform

July 02 2010 at 04:02 PM

“1 for All” campaign strives to increase First Amendement education

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The Newseum and First Amendment Center launched the “

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February 22 2010 at 04:27 PM

Sunlight Labs says non-profits would benefit from more accessible government data

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As Sunlight Labs continues to invest in retrieving data out of the U.S. government, the non-profit wonders why others have not followed their path.By using data to try and improve and create…

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Featured Reports in Minnesota for Media Reform

April 22 2010 at 02:59 PM

3 MDN states top government spending transparency report

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Minnesota, Illinois and Ohio are among seven states leading the country in online access to government spending data.A new U.S. PRIG report, “

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November 21 2006 at 07:20 PM

Midwest Local TV Newscasts Devote 2.5 Times as Much Air Time to Political Ads as Election Coverage

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CHICAGO – In the month leading up to the recent 2006 mid-term elections, local television news viewers got considerably more information about campaigns from paid political advertisements than from actual news coverage, a new study shows. Local newscasts…

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