Damon Orion

2 weeks ago | laprogressive.com | Damon Orion |Rob Maurer

Before 1996, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) restricted U.S. corporations from owning more than 40 radio stations. eliminated these curbs, enabling single corporate entities to own unlimited stations. At that point, listeners “said goodbye to regionality and creativity and hello to bland, homogenized programming,” filmmaker Brendan Toller in his 2008 documentary I Need That Record!Corporate networks continue to dominate the airwaves.

3 weeks ago | scoop.co.nz | Damon Orion

By Damon OrionBefore 1996, the FederalCommunications Commission (FCC) restricted U.S. corporationsfrom owning more than 40 radio stations. TheTelecommunications Act of 1996 eliminated these curbs,enabling single corporate entities to own unlimitedstations. At that point, listeners “said goodbye toregionality and creativity and hello to bland, homogenizedprogramming,” filmmaker Brendan Toller noted in his2008 documentary I Need ThatRecord!Corporate networks continue todominate the airwaves.

4 weeks ago | eurasiareview.com | Damon Orion

Before 1996, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) restricted U.S. corporations from owning more than 40 radio stations. The Telecommunications Act of 1996 eliminated these curbs, enabling single corporate entities to own unlimited stations. At that point, listeners “said goodbye to regionality and creativity and hello to bland, homogenized programming,” filmmaker Brendan Toller noted in his 2008 documentary I Need That Record!Corporate networks continue to dominate the airwaves.

1 month ago | counterpunch.org | Damon Orion

Despite Donald Trump’s disavowal of Project 2025, his administration began enforcing that initiative’s agenda immediately after his second inauguration. This includes efforts to erase history through education cuts, classroom and book censorship, website scrubbing, and the silencing of media outlets and institutions like PBS, NPR, and the Smithsonian American Art Museum.

1 month ago | eurasiareview.com | Damon Orion

These online resources hold crucial information on history, social issues, and activism. Despite Donald Trump’s disavowal of Project 2025, his administration began enforcing that initiative’s agenda immediately after his second inauguration. This includes efforts to erase history through education cuts, classroom and book censorship, website scrubbing, and the silencing of media outlets and institutions like PBS, NPR, and the Smithsonian American Art Museum.