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Rally 9/4, National Day of Action against New FCC Rules & Media Monopoly!
Despite the unprecedented opposition of millions of people, the FCC voted June 2 to allow the Big 5 media companies that already dominate our airwaves to gobble up even more TV stations and newspapers. On 9/4, the new media ownership rules go into effect.
We must resist the FCC’s plan to give away our airwaves – a scarce public
resource that is vital to democracy – and show Congress, which is now
considering legislation to overturn the FCC decision, that the movement
against media monopolization isn’t going away. On September 4, dozens of
cities will stage protests outside of media outlets to demand an end to the
media monopoly and roll-back of the new ownership rules.
We must resist the FCC’s plan to give away our airwaves – a scarce public
resource that is vital to democracy – and show Congress, which is now
considering legislation to overturn the FCC decision, that the movement
against media monopolization isn’t going away. On September 4, dozens of
cities will stage protests outside of media outlets to demand an end to the
media monopoly and roll-back of the new ownership rules.
Join the Nat'l Day of Action to Protest the New FCC Rules
and Build the Momentum for Media Democracy!
Thursday September 4th at 5pm, meet at KPIX-TV
855 Battery Street (at Broadway) in downtown SF
We will visit KPIX-TV, KGO-TV, and Fox News Channel
Despite the unprecedented opposition by millions of people, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted on June 2 to allow the media behemoths that already dominate our airwaves –the likes of General Electric, Rupert Murdoch, AOL-Time Warner, and Viacom – to gobble up even more TV stations and local newspapers. On September 4, the FCC's new media ownership regulations go into effect.
We must resist the FCC’s plan to give away our airwaves – a scarce public resource that is vital to democracy – and show Congress, which is now considering legislation to overturn the FCC decision, that the movement against media monopolization isn’t going away. On September 4, dozens of cities will stage protests outside of media outlets to demand an end to the media monopoly and roll-back of the new ownership rules.
Let your voice be heard!
Sponsored by Media Alliance, CodePink, Network Against
Disinformation, and many others
For more information, 415-575-5555, http://www.reclaimthefcc.org
For audio of the historic SF Hearing on the FCC Rules:
http://www.media-alliance.org
and Build the Momentum for Media Democracy!
Thursday September 4th at 5pm, meet at KPIX-TV
855 Battery Street (at Broadway) in downtown SF
We will visit KPIX-TV, KGO-TV, and Fox News Channel
Despite the unprecedented opposition by millions of people, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted on June 2 to allow the media behemoths that already dominate our airwaves –the likes of General Electric, Rupert Murdoch, AOL-Time Warner, and Viacom – to gobble up even more TV stations and local newspapers. On September 4, the FCC's new media ownership regulations go into effect.
We must resist the FCC’s plan to give away our airwaves – a scarce public resource that is vital to democracy – and show Congress, which is now considering legislation to overturn the FCC decision, that the movement against media monopolization isn’t going away. On September 4, dozens of cities will stage protests outside of media outlets to demand an end to the media monopoly and roll-back of the new ownership rules.
Let your voice be heard!
Sponsored by Media Alliance, CodePink, Network Against
Disinformation, and many others
For more information, 415-575-5555, http://www.reclaimthefcc.org
For audio of the historic SF Hearing on the FCC Rules:
http://www.media-alliance.org
For more information:
http://www.media-alliance.org/tellthefcc.htm
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