FAIR is the national progressive media watchdog group, challenging corporate media bias, spin and misinformation.
“They could buy the newspaper for a song, sell the building, maybe sell the printing press…and they’ve already made their money back.”
Elite media still can’t quite connect images of floods or fires to the triumphant shareholder meetings of the fossil fuel companies.
“The government is always involved in our news information systems. But the question is, how should it be involved?”
The nonprofit Baltimore Banner has stirred up controversy for seeming to perpetuate the worst habits of its corporate news competitor.
“We want to have this vibrant ecosystem of different publications that are helping enrich people’s understanding of the world.”
Paxlovid’s “transition” to the commercial market entails hiking the cost of the treatment to 100 times the cost of production.
Journalists are protesting moves to hide police conversations from the public, because the public deserves to know what police do.
White supremacy and economic policy are completely different stories for the press, but not for the people.
“What we talked about was not the woes of one specific industry, but instead we talked about the impact on communities.”
A new website uses critical race theory as a prism to explore the range of threats to multi-racial democracy and our ability to fight for it.
“You need to be asking…not just what’s going to be most profitable, but what do we actually need for communities to thrive?”
