[Source: WITNESS, February 1, 2012]
The innovative ObscuraCam is a software camera that protects your privacy and data, developed by WITNESS and The Guardian Project.
[Source: The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, January 31, 2012]
Move Opens the Door to Future Program Modernization to Internet Access
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Wade Henderson, president and CEO of The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, issued the ...
[Source: Media Shift - Idea Lab, by CJ Cornell, January 31, 2012]
Last month, the Crystal Cox verdict re-energized a debate among journalism's most passionate and articulate thought leaders and professionals by begging the question: Who is a journalist?
Just ...
[Source: Association of Independents in Radio, January 30, 2012]
From coast to coast, producer-station teams gear up for multiplatform storytelling.
Boston: After a stiff national competition this fall, the Association of Independents in Radio, Inc.
[Source: Daily Yonder, by Craig Settles, January 26, 2012]
Can the strategy that raised enough money for a new Packers' stadium finance a rural broadband network? Communities in Vermont and rural Lancashire, England, have kicked off efforts.
In Green ...
[Source: Screen Daily, by Sarah Cooper, January 24, 2012]
Women account for just 5% of directors working in Hollywood, according to a new report conducted by the Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film.
Kathryn Bigelow may have become the ...
[Source: Associated Press (AP), by Sandy Cohen, January 23, 2012]
PARK CITY, Utah – The Sundance Institute and Women In Film are working together to track female filmmakers who are showing their work at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival and plan to use the data to ...
[Source: Media Alliance, by Tracy Rosenberg, January 18, 2012]
Oakland, CA - Across the United States, thousands of websites from large to small joined a symbolic day of digital darkness to protest the online anti-piracy bills, SOPA and PIPA, which they ...
[Source: PhilanTopic, by Kathryn Pyle, January 10, 2012]
Writing from the 2010 Sundance Film Festival about the civil rights movement as captured in documentary films, I highlighted Freedom Riders, a documentary directed by Stanley Nelson that premiered ...