Archive for free speech – Page 3
CEO Column: Press Access Is Essential to Democracy
With the release of our newest ad last week, we — along with our Support Real News partners — are responding to recent attacks on the ... Read More
Washington Post Super Bowl Ad Highlights Value of Journalism
Journalists report the facts, giving their readers and viewers the details they need to make informed decisions about their lives and the world around them ... Read More
Statement: CNN Lawsuit to Restore White House Journalist’s Press Credentials
The News Media Alliance stands in full support of CNN’s defense of its First Amendment rights. We need quality journalism – now more than ever ... Read More
Infographic: The History of Press Freedom in America
As part of Free Speech Week, we're looking back at some of the biggest moments in the history of our First Amendment right to a ... Read More
Online Platforms Challenge Free Speech Through Editorial Decisions
At a time when the First Amendment is being tested and questioned – perhaps more than ever before – it is important that we reflect ... Read More
Free Speech Week 2018: Facts Are the Language of America
Journalists are out there every day on the front lines to uncover the facts and understandings that will allow us to find our way back ... Read More
News Media Alliance Calls on Duopoly to Stop Filtering Quality News
News Media Alliance President and CEO David Chavern today called on the major technology platforms, namely Facebook and Google, to take responsibility for the role ... Read More
Alliance Statement on Turkish Sentencing of Reporter
The News Media Alliance condemns Ayla Albayrak's sentence and supports the Wall Street Journal in the appeal ... Read More
Another Reporter Sentenced to Jail: Importance of a Free Press
For Free Speech Week, I was going to write about the political climate in the US, but there is an even more egregious attack on ... Read More
SLAPP Suits and Their Threat to Freedom of the Press
By MACAULEY VENORA, Public Policy Intern Those who are written about about in newspapers are not always pleased with the authors' views. However, the First Amendment ... Read More
