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• "When ignorance reigns life is Lost!"
This blog features articles on corporate wrongs, with suggested actions such as boycotts, lifestyle changes, and public denouncements.
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• 'Be Grateful for Etoy'
Opinions of John Perry Barlow, EFF co-founder, on the etoy/eToys lawsuit. By Steve Kettmann. [Wired News]
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• 'Democracy Now!' Archive
Archive of broadcasts of the national Pacifica program 'Democracy Now!'. From 1997 to mid-2003.
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• 'Hunts' of Nude Women Draw Fire
Firm says men paid to stalk "prey" with paintball guns. By Mike Brunker. [MSNBC]
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• A Case Study of Electronic Community Building in a Freshman Dorm
Study of how Stanford college students living together use and perceive electronic communication as a tool for critical dialogue and community building.
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• A Fight - Berkeley-Style - Over Radio's Future
A lockout at the oldest public radio station spurs concern that a crusading liberal voice will be silenced. Christian Science Monitor.
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• A Firm New Boss at an Old Voice of the Left
New York Times article on U. Leid the interim Station Manager at WBAI which was imposed by Pacifica trough the "Christmas Coup".
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• A Force More Powerful
Documents the history of strategic nonviolent conflict around the world. Contains information about the PBS documentary, the companion book and upcoming projects. Includes resources for nonviolent action, global events, and brief biographies of the writers and producers.
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• A Force More Powerful: A Century of Nonviolent Conflict
PBS documentary on the use of nonviolent power to confront oppression and authoritarian rule during the 20th century. Features production information, using the video in the classroom, TV listings, and ordering information.
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• A Formula for Disaster
"Nestle has a history of trying not only to improve its image but to discredit the IBFAN movement and the boycott campaigns in particular." [Multinational Monitor]
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• A Future Worth Living
Essay suggesting strategies for rebuilding the fragmented Left movement(s).
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• A Guerilla Art Attack Hits Stockholm
Reprint of Rasmus Malm's Adbusters article. [Vanguard Online]
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• A KIKK in the Pants
Houston Press on KPFT. "While KPFT is literally "listener-sponsored," there are times when the station seems more content to take listener money and use it to act like a commercial radio station."
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• A Librarian At Every Table
A resource to demonstrate the value of librarianship in the community building movement.
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• A program for media reform in Australia
From Terry and Hazel Giesecke; includes overview of concerns, history of the movement, proposals for reform, recommended links and contact information.
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• A Protester Meets with Utrice Leid
A listeners memo after a meeting with WBAI's Utrice Leid. Points of discussion are the bannings, firings, the boycott and Major Owens among others.
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• A Protester Meets with Utrice Leid
A listeners memo after a meeting with WBAI's Utrice Leid. Points of discussion are the bannings, firings, the boycott and Major Owens among others.
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• A SEED Europe
Action for Solidarity, Equality, Environment and Development, a global organization linking youth groups and individuals. Information on campaigns, action reports, news, agenda and publications for ordering or download.
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• A Spiral Path to Knowhere
One couple's experience and insights with simple living, peace and justice issues, creativity, and living in the spirit.
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• A Tale of Two eToys
What happens when an e-commerce giant takes on a group of Swiss cyber-artists in court? Internet chaos. [Time].
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• Abbie Hoffman Brigade, The
Artists who commit public acts of political art designed for free distribution. The Brigade credo is "Steal This Art!"
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• About.com: Bonsai Kitten - The World's Most Hated Website?
What began as a puerile joke has turned into an Internet cause celebre. Animal welfare advocates decry it and defenders of free speech, well ... defend it. By David Emery.
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• Abrupt Culture Jamming
For 10 years, Abrupt has been culture-jamming with manifestos, ad parodies, and radical pamphleteering.
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• ACME - the Action Coalition for Media Education
A group which is putting on a convention in October, 2002. Goals of the meeting, who should attend, costs, online registration forms, nominate speakers and contact information.
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• Act Now Productions
Helps non-profit groups put their message on the internet.
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• ActForChange
Site includes action alerts, activism opportunities, and activism tips.
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• Action Network
Connects you with the policymakers who shape your world. With a single click, you can weigh in when it counts, sending key messages to policymakers before they make their decisions.
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• Active Free Media
Videos, a listserv, pictures, t-shirts for sale and contact information.
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• Activism News - Topix.net
News on activism collected from diverse sources on the web.
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• Activism Strategy
Michael Albert provides an extensive FAQ on Nonviolence. Based on hundreds of actual E Mail questions by activists at the WTO demonstration in Seattle, Washington.
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• Activism, Hacktivism, and Cyberterrorism
Paper by Dorothy Denning on "The Internet as a Tool for Influencing Foreign Policy" for a foreign policy decisionmaking workshop
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• Activism.net
Resources for activists and progressive thinkers, including Peace, Privacy, and the Environment.
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• Activist Rights
Detailed information on rights of demonstrators and free speech participants. Most is specific to Victoria, Australia, but contains list of comparable international resources.
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• Activist San Diego
Aims to bring the surrounding communities in Southern California together to exchange ideas, support communities, and increase awareness of political and social justice issues.
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• ActivistCash.com
Provides the public and media with profiles of anti-consumer activist groups (all of which are tax-exempt nonprofits) along with information about the sources of their funding.
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• Adbusters
Activist's magazine focusing on media, advertising, corporate crime, and many other subjects.
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• Adbusters Culture Jammers Headquarters
Vancouver based anti-consumerist magazine Adbusters. Famous for their spoof ads.
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• Adbusters: The Shoe They Wouldn't Sell
The turbo-capitalists suffer fuzzy vision and other signs of brand damage.
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• Affero - facilitators of online patronage
Web resources for activists and patrons that focus on issues they care about including a history of their activism and patronage.
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• Affero Service
Web tools and services for activists to elicit action from others through weblog, forum post, e-mail, or web pages.
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