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	Bill Moyers addresses NCMR 2008 Posted by: videofreepress Video duration: 2396 seconds Legendary journalist Bill Moyers address the National Conference for Media Reform in Minneapolis, June 7, 2008. Presented by FreePress.net. For more speakers, press coverage, and info, visit: http://www.freepress .net/conference

	Is junk media making you sick??? Posted by: videofreepress Video duration: 176 seconds http://StopBigMedia. com Soundtrack: DJ Champion - "No Heaven"

	Keith Olbermann on Bill Moyers' O'Reilly smackdown Posted by: videofreepress Video duration: 365 seconds http://freepress.net

	Dan Rather addresses the 2008 NCMR Posted by: videofreepress Video duration: 1297 seconds Dan Rather addresses the National Conference for Media Reform in Minneapolis, June 7, 2008. Presented by FreePress.net. For more speakers, press coverage, and info, visit: http://www.freepress .net/conference

	FCC Commissioner Michael Copps: NCMR 2008 Posted by: videofreepress Video duration: 572 seconds FCC Commissioner Michael Copps's keynote address at NCMR 2008.

	CBS News Correspondent: "I'd blow my brains out" Posted by: videofreepress Video duration: 102 seconds http://freepress.net The latest in a series of recent high-profile media "mea culpas," CBS News chief foreign correspondent Lara Logan told Jon Stewart she'd "blow her brains out" if forced to watch what passes for TV news coverage in America.

Freedom of the Press: 60,000 Letters Delivered Posted by: videofreepress Video duration: 131 seconds Journalists and St. Paul citizens assembled outside St. Paul City Hall Friday to deliver more than 60,000 letters to Mayor Chris Coleman and prosecuting attorneys demanding that they immediately drop charges against all journalists arrested this week as they covered the Republican National Convention.

	Rep. Keith Ellison Keynote Address: NCMR 2008 Posted by: videofreepress Video duration: 764 seconds Rep. Keith Ellison's keynote address to the 2008 National Conference on Media Reform.