Abstract
Of all contemporary popular struggles, the struggle to democratize the communication media is arguably one of the most important and least recognized. In this article, I first argue for the importance of placing media democratization higher on the progressive agenda, and briefly sketch its normative commitments. Then I explore both the potential social and political obstacles to, and bases for, a media democracy movement, concluding with a few strategic suggestions.
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