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The Indy’s Corey Hutchins talks Colorado caucuses on Democracy Now!

Our very own Corey Hutchins has had a good couple of days. Yesterday, The Washington Post's Chris Cillizza named Corey one of the country's best...

Susan Greene talks Clarence Moses-EL on Democracy Now!

This morning Colorado Independent editor Susan Greene joined Clarence Moses-EL's attorney Gail Johnson on Democracy Now! to speak with journalists Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzales...

TCI Editor Greene on Democracy Now Talks Evan Ebel, Solitary Confinement,...

Colorado Independent Editor Susan Greene appeared Friday morning on Democracy Now with hosts Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez, who are in Denver this weekend for the National Conference on Media Reform and broadcasting from Denver's public-access Open Media Foundation studio. The three discussed the Colorado gun violence that has regularly made national headlines over the last few years and months, including the recent shooting of Tom Clements, head of the state's department of corrections.

Court ruling heartens media watchdogs in advance of FCC ownership rules...

Supporters of diverse local media and champions of competition among news outlets are celebrating the recent U.S. Court of Appeals verdict in Prometheus Radio Project v. the FCC. The court rejected Federal Communications Commission rules that would have opened up ownership to further corporate consolidation. In the wake of the egregious overstepping by media mogul Rupert Murdoch's uber British tabloid News of the World, the ruling has taken on an heroic cast. The court said that in making its rules the FCC had ignored the input of millions of American citizens.

‘Democracy Now!’ journalists arrested at RNC

Three journalists with the popular radio program “Democracy Now!” were arrested in St. Paul while covering protests outside the Republican National Convention on Monday, including internationally acclaimed reporter Amy Goodman, the show's host.
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