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[https://mediashift.org/2011/03/defunding-public-media-would-stifle-digital-innovation080/ by Jessica Clark 21/3/11 MEDIASHIFT] | [https://mediashift.org/2011/03/defunding-public-media-would-stifle-digital-innovation080/ by Jessica Clark 21/3/11 MEDIASHIFT] | ||
Given the toxic tone of the debate over the last few weeks, neither public media leaders nor station staff are eager to go on the record with their concerns. But behind the scenes, they fret that the most vulnerable dollars are those funding cross-platform, mobile and participatory public media experiments. | Given the toxic tone of the debate over the last few weeks, neither public media leaders nor station staff are eager to go on the record with their concerns. But behind the scenes, they fret that the most vulnerable dollars are those funding cross-platform, mobile and participatory public media experiments. | ||
=====Coalition for Workforce Innovation v. Su===== | |||
[https://www.citizen.org/litigation/coalition-for-workforce-innovation-v-su/ by PUBLICCITIZEN] | |||
Business groups challenged the 2024 regulation in a Texas district court. On behalf of Public Citizen and the National Employment Law Project (NELP), we filed an amicus brief in support of DOL. The brief explains that misclassification of workers is a significant problem, that the 2021 regulation risked exacerbating that problem, and that the 2024 regulation was a reasonable step to eliminate that increased risk. | |||
