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If journalists want to change things, they need to embrace all media—new and old—in an effort to persuade mainstream society.
Danny Schechter recalls winning once on a teen dance show and then, years later, integrating such a show.
The financial crisis is victimizing innocent people around the globe. Global action is needed.
The new initiative to crackdown on fraud in America's housing meltdown is not serious.
Europe's financial rating was downgraded to suit the needs of the rating agencies, not the countries affected.
“Game On” was Rick Santorum’s first comment after his “surge” was considered successful with a mere 30,000 votes in Iowa. He inadvertently gave the game away by [...]
Occupy Wall Street has changed the national conversation, but the criminals on Wall Street remain unprosecuted.
The protests on Wall Street are in their third week, and are gaining support inside New York and around the United States.
Violent repression always produces violent responses and the cycle of violence continues.
The media are not publicizing the immense spending in our political campaigns because they are the beneficiaries of it.