Media Reform SC

07/30/2024

High Speed internet is essential in modern life.

Kentucky is set to spend $12 million over the next three years to boost internet access in communities across the state. The funding will go toward more resources to make devices affordable, and improve digital literacy skills and cybersecurity awareness. The National Telecommunications and Informat...

09/02/2020

Keeping your mind and radio dial fresh at 96.3FM! - https://mailchi.mp/b5b286a8293a/keep-your-mind-and-radio-fresh-at-963fm
Register to vote this Saturday with our neighbors at Edmund's Oast from 11-6. Tune in to hear about our August + September nonprofit partners (Surfers Healing + Darkness to Light) in the hottest archives in Charleston on our website. Check out our new CofC interns live music shows on air and thank you again for your support last month during our five year broadcast celebration. Let's keep on keeping on my friends. Thanks for tuning in!

11/04/2019

Media Coverage/Non-Coverage and Election Results

The media had a large influence in Donald Trump winning the United States Presidential Election.

10/29/2019

Independent investigative journalists are working on stories not always covered in the mainstream press. Check out REVEAL from the Center for Investigative Reporting to read more stories like the one on migrant children below and share the work of investigative journalists.

The federal government is quietly expanding its use of “tender age” shelters for migrant kids. We’ll tell you what we know.

10/07/2019

SCETV needs leadership that embraces the Endowment...

Must See TV

12/02/2017

A crucially important issue!

The FCC wants to destroy net neutrality and give giant cable companies control over the Internet.

10/26/2017

Terrible news for democracy...

Federal regulators have voted to eliminate a long-standing rule covering radio and television stations, in a move that could ultimately reshape America's media

10/03/2017

Finally Net Neutrality made simple...

09/01/2017

From a Reuters UK Report

U.S. President Donald Trump's attacks on the media are part of a global trend of hostility to freedom of speech and damage the U.S. public interest, a U.N. human rights expert said on Friday.