Support Media Action Center’s FCC action to label Info Wars as fiction
Sue Wilson, producer of the documentary Broadcast Blues, has launched a campaign to require radio stations airing Alex Jones’ Info Wars to label the show as fiction. ( More About Sue Wilson )
At her website, Media Action Center, there is a form-letter to the FCC that can be printed out and mailed to the FCC. Drawing from court documents, it reveals how Jones perpetrated the hoax that the Sandy Hook school shooting never happened, which brought harassment and death threats to the grieving families of slain children.
One item to be filled in on the form-letter is a radio station in your area that carries Info Wars. For Long Islanders, that station is WVNJ 1160 AM, broadcasting from New Jersey. The station also streams online, and features Info Wars Monday through Friday, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Please visit Media Action Center for more information.
‘There’s a Disconnect Between DC and What People Actually Want’
Janine Jackson recently interviewed Tim Karr for the FAIR CounterSpin radio program on the subject of net neutrality. He points out that ‘There’s a Disconnect Between DC and What People Actually Want’ with respect to net neutrality:
CounterSpin Tim Karr Interview
FAIR (Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting) works to promote media practices that are in the public’s best interest. Janine Jackson, the program director for FAIR, is in the forefront of efforts to restore net neutrality. She offers media news and criticism on her weekly syndicated radio show, CounterSpin.
Tim Karr serves as the director of Strategy and Communications at Free Press. He has worked as a reporter and editor for Associated Press, Time, Inc., the New York Times, and Australia Consolidated Press.Tim reports on media and media policy at his blog MediaCitizen.
