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From: Joy
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Sent: Saturday, June 07, 2008 11:17 PM
Subject: BREAKING: Watch Bill Moyers Speech from Minneapolis
 

Dear Friend,

I just watched some amazing speeches from the National Conference for Media Reform, steaming live at www.freepress.net/conference.

Thousands of people are here in Minneapolis generating bold ideas and concrete solutions for building a better media system and strengthening our democracy. It’s truly inspiring.

Check out the Web site at www.freepress.net/conference to listen to audio and watch video from over 60 sessions and learn how you can get involved and make a difference in your community.

Peace, Love and Light,

Joy

"Josh Silver, FreePress.net" <list@freepress.net> wrote:

2008 Nat'l Conference for Media Reform
Dear Joy and Friends,
Legendary journalist Bill Moyers electrified an audience of more than 3,500 in Minneapolis this morning calling the media reform movement "the most significant citizens' movement to emerge in this new century."
Watch Moyers' speech now:
Moyers said that the work of activists like you has "challenged the stranglehold of mega-media corporations over our press" and fostered "alternative and independent sources of news and information that people can trust."
"You're not alone, and you know what we need to know," he told the audience. "So it's up to you to tell the truth about this country we love. ... It's up to you to remind us that democracy only works when ordinary people claim it as their own."
Moyers was speaking during the second day of the National Conference for Media Reform, an event that has gathered thousands of people dedicated to making our media system more democratic, diverse and accountable.
You can follow breaking events from the conference and watch speeches from such luminaries as Larry Lessig, Representative Keith Ellison and activist Adrienne Maree Brown by visiting www.freepress.net/conference/video. Stay tuned to the Web site for upcoming speeches by Dan Rather, Arianna Huffington and Van Jones.
The Web site also features full audio clips from the more than 60 panels and live blogging (sign up to post your own blog and comment on others).
Join the action online!
Josh Silver

Executive Director

Free Press

www.freepress.net/conference

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