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Daily Digest 1/18/2018 (Trump vs Free Press)

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Brendan Carr’s renomination, the internet of things, and broadcasters’ role in emergencies on today’s agenda https://www.benton.org/events

Communications and Democracy

Sen Jeff Flake: From our very beginnings, our freedom has been predicated on truth

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via Politico

Internet Tells Sen Jeff Flake to Shove It (Wrap, The)

President Trump Hands Out ‘Fake News Awards’

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via New York Times, Washington Post, Vox

RTDNF announces 2018 First Amendment Award honorees (Radio Television Digital News Association)

Why President Trump’s war on the media is a failure

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via Washington Post

WikiLeaks: Trump administration a ‘frequent source of false information’ (Hill, The)

Trump’s argument in record-keeping case: ‘Courts cannot review the president’s compliance with the Presidential Records Act’

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via Washington Post

What internet search data reveal about Donald Trump’s first year in office

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via Brookings Institution

The Fox News Effect

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via Washington Post
Emergency Communications

When Disaster Strikes: The Critical Role Of 911 During Major Disasters

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via Federal Communications Commission

Hurricane Maria Communications Status Report for January 17, 2018 (Federal Communications Commission)

Security

Google and Twitter face more questions in Washington over Russian interference

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via Washington Post, The Guardian

Facebook to expand inquiry into Russian influence of Brexit (The Guardian)

House Votes to Restore Top Cyber Diplomat’s Office (nextgov)

DHS Wants to Make Cyber Info Sharing Smarter, Secretary Says (nextgov)

Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen: DHS giving ‘active defense’ cyber tools to private sector (Hill, The)

More Online

FTC Investigates Broadcom Over Negotiations With Customers (Wall Street Journal)

Journalism’s New Patrons: Guardian shows how newspapers could attract philanthropy

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via Columbia Journalism Review
 

Embracing an Awkward Moment Can Save a Life, Say Droga5’s Suicide Prevention Ads (AdWeek)

Public Knowledge Welcomes New Policy Counsel Allie Bohm to Bolster Advocacy Efforts (Public Knowledge)

A Remedy for the Government-Sanctioned Monopolies: Google Facebook & Amazon (Scott Cleland)

Video — Real Life or Black Mirror? (The Atlantic)

Why Google’s New App Won’t Match Your Face to Art in Some States (Wall Street Journal)

‘Alt-right’ escalates war against Silicon Valley, pledges to expose bias against conservatives (USA Today)

Europe tries to fight hate, harassment, and fake news without killing free speech (Columbia Journalism Review)

China’s VPN Crackdown May Aid Government Surveillance (Wall Street Journal)

Editorial — Iran’s Internet Imperative: The US can do far more to help Iranians defeat the regime’s firewall. (Wall Street Journal)

A German hacker offers a rare look inside the secretive world of Julian Assange and WikiLeaks (Washington Post)

An investment in journalism works to return peace to Colombia (Columbia Journalism Review)