The FCC, you know the agency that is supposed to be protecting the public interest in broadcasting, is trying to push through rule changes that would benefit Big Media at the expense of everyone else.  They want to allow a handlful of large conglomerates to swallow up more local media outlets.

Communities count on getting local news from locally-owned tv and newspapers. Locally-owned means they're invested in our communities and care about our well-being. If the FCC won't do their job to keep media conglomerates from pushing out our local voices, then Congress needs to step in.

The Media Ownership Act of 2007 would hold the FCC accountable for listening to the public and ensuring that the public airwaves relfect America's diverse makeup.

Stop Big Media -- Support the Media Ownership Act of 2007.