Journalism

“Truth and Power” TV series features Will Potter on “eco-terrorism,” ag-gag laws, and investigative journalism

A new television series, “Truth and Power,” is narrated by Maggie Gyllenhaal and executive produced by award-winning filmmaker Brian Knappenberger.

“The secret US prisons youâ€™ve never heard of before.”

Must-watch TED talks about freedom of the press.

The Animal Legal Defense Fund interviews Will Potter about the importance of journalists and whistleblowers exposing animal abuse.

How should journalists respond to investigative methods and sources being criminalized? Send in the drones.

Fast Company’s website of “world changing ideas and innovation” features Will Potter’s Kickstarter campaign.

Will Potter argues that “ag-gag” laws are unconstitutional because they threaten journalists who expose factory farms.

A diverse coalition of organizations and journalist Will Potter have filed a lawsuit to strike down Idaho’s new “ag-gag” law as unconstitutional.

The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press has an excellent article in their magazine about what “ag-gag” laws mean for journalists.

Animal protection groups and journalists including Will Potter challenge Utah’s ag-gag law in landmark lawsuit.