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Tuesday, March 30, 2010
PFF TechCast #1: Proposals to Have Government "Save Media"	(previous \| next)

PFF recently started a new "TechCast" podcast series and the topic for one of our first episodes was about the new series of essays that we have coming out about "The Wrong Way to Reinvent Media." In this series, we're examining proposals that would have the government play a greater role in sustaining struggling media enterprises, "saving journalism," or promoting more "public interest" content. We're concerned about the prospect of central planning for media or a "public option" for the press. Berin Szoka and I recently sat down with PFF's press director Mike Wendy to chat about our concerns in this brief 5-minute podast: MP3 file: PFF TechCast #1 - Overview of Wrong Way to Reinvent Media Series (3-28-2010) posted by Adam Thierer @ 3:35 PM \| Mass Media , Media Regulation , PFF Podcasts , The News Frontier Share \| Link to this Entry \| Printer-Friendly \| Email a Comment \| Post a Comment(2) Comments ut Posted by: Mark�ta at January 2, 2013 5:01 PM it would have been the FOURTH most popular boys� name.Lily rose four places to fourth as singer Lily Allen got married. David launched his global underwear range with H&M earlier this year and . Also it�s very challenging. The 38-year-old looked blissfully unaware as she popped out of her shirt at the New York do in 2009. Kristen Stewart Twilight star Kristen gave her chest an airing in a daring scarlet gown at the premiere of ex Robert Pattinson's movie Cosmopolis earlier this year. News Group Newspapers Limited Registered in England No 679215 Registered office: 3 Thomas More Square London E98 1XY "The Sun" "Sun" "Sun Online" are registered trademarks or trade names of News Group Newspapers Limited This service is provided on News Group Newspapers' in accordance with our To inquire about a licence to reproduce material visit our View our online Press Pack For other inquiries To see all content on The Sun please use the Site Map The Sun website is regulated by the Our journalists strive for accuracy but on occasion we make mistakes The Sun ombudsman will correct significant errors Please contact her at Hands up who looks a prat, Try looking at that print for more than a second without suffering a nosebleed. News Group Newspapers Limited Registered in England No 679215 Registered office: 3 Thomas More Square London E98 1XY "The Sun" "Sun" "Sun Online" are registered trademarks or trade names of News Group Newspapers Limited This service is provided on News Group Newspapers' in accordance with our To inquire about a licence to reproduce material visit our View our online Press Pack For other inquiries To see all content on The Sun please use the Site Map The Sun website is regulated by the Our journalists strive for accuracy but on occasion we make mistakes The Sun ombudsman will correct significant errors Please contact her at Posted by: SWATCH at September 18, 2013 3:39 AM Post a Comment: Name: Email Address: URL: Comments:

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