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Matthew Cunningham-Cook on Criminalizing Witness, Tim Karr on Media Compliance
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FAIR
Because people—journalists, but also regular folks—are recording these actions and sharing them with those of the public who care to look.
We’ll talk about making it a crime to record ICE being ICE with Matthew Cunningham-Cook, writer and researcher, working with the Center for Media and Democracy.
And that the prominent news media aren’t here to help.
It comes down to whose ideas we get to hear, which in turn comes down to: Who gets to own the media outlets we look to?
We’ll talk about where structure meets content with Tim Karr, senior director of strategy and communications at the group Free Press.
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