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Enough Already: The Internet's Gotta Go
Candace Clement
September 11, 2013
This morning I saw the light. After years of helping Free Press battle AT&T, Comcast, Time Warner, Verizon and every other company that appeared to be ripping us off, offering subpar service and threatening to destroy everything we love about the Internet, I have come around to the other side.
Taming the NSA With Some Good Old-Fashioned Lobbying
Candace Clement
August 28, 2013
If the folks at the NSA were listening in on my phone call Monday night, here’s what they would have heard.
Good Luck Trying to Watch Al Jazeera America
Josh Stearns
Candace Clement
August 22, 2013
Much excitement and fanfare heralded the debut of Al Jazeera America, but you may want to pause before you celebrate the arrival of this new journalistic venture.
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Starting a Community Radio Station (But Were Afraid to Ask)
Candace Clement
August 22, 2013
Like Halley’s Comet and first kisses, some things are once-in-a-lifetime opportunities. And for all you radio lovers out there, that opportunity is here — because this October you’ll have your shot at transforming the FM dial.
Turn It Up: Join the Community Radio Revolution
Candace Clement
June 26, 2013
I love radio. And when I say I love radio, I mean I love the sweet left end of the dial — that haven of independent programming and public radio stations.
Because Privacy
Candace Clement
June 14, 2013
You don’t know what I do on the Internet. Because I am really good at privacy. I have expertly set my Facebook settings. People come to me for advice on these matters. Strangers cannot mess with me.
The Very Model of the Modern Messy Video Market
Candace Clement
May 23, 2013
While I’ve spent a fair amount of my adult life critiquing the media, I am in fact a pretty big fan of television.
Phoenix Rising
Candace Clement
May 6, 2013
The death of the Boston Phoenix hit Free Press hard.

As an organization working to protect independent media, we feel the loss of any publication or outlet. But this felt different.
Denver > Paris
Candace Clement
Mary Alice Crim
Misty Perez Truedson
March 6, 2013
Forget April in Paris — that’s nothing compared to April in Denver. Paris may have its baguettes and blooming chestnut trees — but Denver has the National Conference for Media Reform. And you need to be there.
Special Early-Bird Deadline Extended!
Candace Clement
January 30, 2013
Let's get right to it: We've all had enough of the racist, sexist, homophobic and otherwise insulting stereotypes perpetrated by the media.

Wanna do something about it? Join thousands of others in Denver on April 5–7 at the National Conference for Media Reform.

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