A Manifesto for Media Freedom
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About the Book
The alternative-media revolution of the last twenty years has smashed the liberal monopoly over news outlets and created a true marketplace of ideas. Rather than fight back with their own beliefs, today’s liberals work relentlessly to smother this new universe of political discourse under a tangle of campaign finance reform and media regulations.
Bestselling author Brian Anderson and Adam Thierer examine the crucial place of free political speech in our nation’s history, from the feisty polemics of Revolutionary-era pamphlets to the explosion of new media in the twenty-first century. Today, shockingly, freedom of political speech in America is facing sustained attacks unlike anything since the Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798.
Anderson and Thierer debunk the principal arguments made in support of this counter-revolutionary effort, exposing the McCain-Feingold Act of 2002 and recent FEC and FCC regulations of the blogosphere and airwaves as devastating muzzles on free speech. A Manifesto for Media Freedom is both a wake-up call for all Americans who care about their most fundamental rights and a strategy to guarantee an unfettered marketplace of ideas.
About the Author
Brian C. Anderson is the editor of City Journal, the cultural and political quarterly published by the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research. He writes extensively on social and political trends and is the author of the bestselling book, South Park Conservatives: The Revolt against Liberal Media Bias.
Media
RADIO
- Westwood One, "Jim Bohannon Show," 12-02-08
- Westwood One, "Radio Factor with Bill O'Reilly," 11-21-08
- WEBY, "Renee Giachino Show," 11-21-08
- Premier Radio Network, "Live on Sunday Night, it's Bill Cunningham," 11-09-08
- WRJN, Afternoon Information & Conversation, 11-07-08
- AIM Chairman Don Irvine interviews Brian C. Anderson, 11-05-08
- American Family News, 11-05-08
- Westwood One, Lars Larson Show, 11-05-08
- WTPL's "Bulldog Live," 10-31-08
- WYLL's "Sandy Rios Show," 10-29-08
- WGN's "Extension 720 with Milt Rosenberg," 10-28-08
- WEOL's "Les in the Morning," 10-28-08
- Talk Radio Network's "Barry Farber Show," 10-27-08
- FM NewsTalk Glen Meakem Program, 10-26-08
- 97.1 FM Talk's Randy Tobler Show, 10-25-08
- WTBN's Drive Time with Bill Bunkley, 10-24-08
- WSBA's Gary Sutton Show, 10-23-08
- WPGB, The Glen Meakem Show 10-24-08
- Salem Radio Network, Frank Pastore Show 10-23-08
- United Stations, The Lou Dobbs Radio Show 10-22-08
- American Family News 10-21-08
- WFLA, Morning Show with Preston Scott 10-21-08
- WTMA, Radio Free Rocky D 10-21-08
- WOR, Steve Malzberg Show 10-21-08
- WABC, Mark Levin Show 10-21-08
- WLW, Mike McConnell Show 10-20-08
- Sirius Satellite Radio, Andrew Wilcow Show 10-20-08
- Eagle Forum Live with Phyllis Schlafly 10-18-08
- AM1280, The Northern Alliance Radio Network 10-18-08
- KVSS, Spirit Morning Show 10-15-08
- The Glenn and Helen Show 10-15-08
- Talk Radio Network, Mancow Show 10-13-08
- KVI, Kirby Wilbur Show 10-9-08
- WBAL, The C4 Show 10-9-08
- Salem Radio Network, Morning in America with Bill Bennett 10-7-08
- WAVA, Don Kroah Show 10-6-08
- KSFO, Barbara Simpson Show 10-4-08
- Bob Dutko Show 10-2-08
- Lynn Woolley Show, 10-02-08
- Kresta in the Afternoon, 09-29-08
- Upfront with Vicki McKenna 9-29-08
- Pajamas TV 9-25-08
- NRO Radio, Between the Covers with John J. Miller 9-25-08
- Lou Dobbs Radio, September 2008
ARTICLES
Dems Get Set to Muzzle the Right, Brian C. Anderson, New York Post, 10-20-08 (This article is also linked on RealClearPolitics.com, 10-20-08, and NRO Web Briefing, 10-20-08)
The Coming Counterrevolution To Hush The Alternative Media
Brian C. Anderson, Investor's Business Daily, 10-10-08
REVIEWS
A Manifesto for Media Freedom, Commentary, January 2009
Gag Me With a Law: What media 'fairness' and 'net neutrality' really mean, The Weekly Standard, 11-03-08
A Manifesto for Media Freedom, New York Post, 09-21-08
INTERVIEWS
Suffer Under Dems, Bernard Chapin, Pajamas Media, November 3, 2008
FrontPageMag.com, Jamie Glazov interviews Brian C. Anderson
October 3, 2008