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Restoring the Public Airwaves to New Yorkers
Storming the barricades . . . . . Taking back the airwaves
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Is broadcasting out of touch with the values of mainstream Americans? • Talk radio and cable TV are dominated by the religious and secular right. • Insult radio rules. • Mainstream religion is limited to walk-on appearances at Christmas and Easter. • Public service is so private it no longer exists. • Monopolistic station ownership limits
the free flow of information essential to democracy and religious
freedom. As an important leader in shaping society and culture, the Church can help restore balance and civility to New York's airwaves. Join us for General Assembly XXIX of Tri-State Media Ministry. |
| GUEST SPEAKER | |
| Michael Copps Commissioner, Federal Communications Commission |
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REACTOR PANEL |
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Dr. Robin Andersen Associate Professor, Communication & Media
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Rev. Wesley "Pat" Pattillo Associate General Secretary for Communications |
| CONVENOR | |
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Rev. N. J. "Skip" L'Heureux, Jr. Chairman, Tri-State Media Ministry |
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Wednesday, November 12, 2003 • 1:30 - 4:00 p.m.
Association of the Bar of the City of New York
42 West 44th Street, Manhattan
Worship service at 1:30 p.m.
led by the Rt. Rev. E. Don Taylor,
Vicar Bishop for New York City, Episcopal Diocese of New York
Registration Fee: $30 per person — Refreshments served
For Information, contact
Tri-State Media Ministry • 74 Trinity Place Ste 604 • New York,
NY 10006-2083
Telephone & FAX 212/425-4787