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• WBAI Rally on Wall Street
WBAI listeners converged in front of the station's studio to protest the firings of WBAI's station manager, program director and a producer of the popular morning show Wake Up Call. Images of the protest.
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• WBAI The Coup on Wall Street by Mumia Abu Jamal
Column in the Nation Magazine. "Coup" at Pacifica's WBAI as "opening salvo in a pitched battle designed to silence radical dissent".
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• WBAI-FM in Crisis
Article on tenant.net relating the takeover of WBAI and changes in the Pacifica National Board to the struggle for decent and affordable housing.
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• WBAI-FM Local Advisory Board
Information on the WBAI LAB and comments on allegations of violence made by Pacifica management.
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• We Protest Pacifica
Declaration protesting the "Coup" at WBAI signed by, among others: Noam Chomsky, Laura Flanders, Jim Hightower, Margaret Ratner Kunstler, Edward Said and Howard Zinn.
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• Webpetitions.com
Sign petitions online or create your own petitions and publish them to our website.
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• Westbrook Our Home
Documents local activities concerning community development and opposing the placement of a Wal-Mart supercenter in a local neighborhood in Maine.
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• What a Crappy Present
Humorous site that encourages people to not buy music CDs, mainly as a protest against the music sales and distribution industry (but not the artists themselves).
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• What is Community?
Progressive speakers each give a view of community in America.
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• What's At Stake 2: Defining the Public Interest in the Digital Age
A publication of the Benton Foundation addressing points where digital technology intersects with important issues.
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• What's the Real Deal at WBAI?
Haiti Progres article calling WBAI Interim Manager Leid an "agent of a reactionary segment of the Pacifica National Board" and looking back at the post "Coup" time.
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• What's Up with Pacifica?
Chuck Rosina a News Director and Pacifica coordinator at WMBR in Boston on the deepening Crisis in the Pacifica Radio Network.
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• Whirl-Mart
Documents and sponsors performance art ritual during which a group gathers and silently pushes empty carts through the aisles of a superstore.
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• Whispered Media
Videoactivist collective, makers of "Pie's the Limit", "Reclaim Mayday 1998", "Shut 'em Down", contributers to "Showdown in Seattle - Five Days that Shook the WTO" and "Breaking the Bank". Whispered Media also helps maintain the Video Activist Network website.
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• White Dot
Gives a number of reasons for not watching TV, and ideas for what to do instead. Includes an anti-TV survival guide, articles, and interesting products.
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• Whitney Biennial Exhibition
Together We Can Defeat Captialism's clone of a portion of whitney.org website with added political commentary.
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• Who Owns Your Genes?
Patent article by William S. Ramsey, P.C. "Strange as it may seem, you or someone else can patent your genes."
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• Who Will Love America?
Web book about how to be a responsible citizen. Contains 100 actions that, when done by each of us on a day-to-day basis and when the situations arise, keep America strong and thus free.
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• Why McDonald's Fries Tastes So Good
Article from book on the company.
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• Why the McLibel Judge Ruled for McDonald's
"The outcome of the McLibel case provides a dramatic example of what happens when the 'burden of proof' is shifted in libel cases." [PR Watch]
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• Windows Twelve Step Program
Program for overcoming and recovering from, the use of the Microsoft Windows operating system.
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• Wired News: Banging Saucepans on the Net
Description of this series of demonstrations known as 'cacerolazos' and related links.
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• Wired News: Beck Sliced, Diced by Culture Hackers
by Steve Silberman
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• Wired on Amazon.com Boycott
Discussion of Wired article on the Amazon.com boycott. [Slashdot]
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• Wired: Selling Votes or Peddling Lies?
Did Voteauction.com really solicit bids on American votes, or was it all a mirage? The owner says yes, while the site's creator says no. A judge will decide.
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• Wired: Austrian Takes Bids on U.S. Votes
Voteauction.com has changed owners as well as modus operandi. And this time, it appears, the prospect of squelching the wrongdoing is going to involve more than a threatening phone call.
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• Wired: Chicago to Sue Vote Auctioneers
Election officials in Chicago are expected to file suit after finding more than 1,000 Illinois residents have signed up to auction off their presidential votes.
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• Wired: Close Vote? You Can Bid on It
If citizens do indeed find the choice between Gush and Bore meaningless, the proprietors of Voteauction.com say, why not at least make a little cash on the side?
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• Wired: FBI Goes After Bonsaikitten.com
A website devoted to squishing kittens into Mason jars is one of two things: A trenchant parody designed to provoke, or a nefarious kitty-mutilation scheme that must be stopped, and probably outlawed. By Declan McCullagh.
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• Wired: Thousands Sign Up to Sell Votes
Boasting of the more than 6,000 Americans who have signed up to auction off their presidential votes to the highest bidder -- illegal activity under the laws of every state in the union -- Voteauction is now detailing its plans to begin an outreach campaign.
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• Wired: Toying With Domain Names
etoy vs. etoys.
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• Wired: Voteauction Bids the Dust
Last week, Voteauction received a spate of publicity that began with a Wired News story. Two days of intense press and Internet attention followed, which concluded in legal threats that compelled its operator to shut it down.
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• Wired: Voteauction Booth is Closed
The vote buy-and-sell website shuts down after a district court in Illinois slaps it with an injunction. Accused of illegally trafficking votes, its creator now says the whole thing was a joke.
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• Wireless project for Africa
The project has been created to provide content, e-learning, ecommerce, entertainment, communications to the poor community of Africa.
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• Wiretap
From Alternet, an information source "by and for" young people. News, commentary, recommended links, message boards, upcoming events, image galleries, listserv, archives and contact information.
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• Wisconsin Coalition to Normalize Relations with Cuba
Provides news articles, as well as information on coalition meetings and action events.
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• Witness for Peace
Politically independent grassroots organization with a mission is to support peace, justice and sustainable economies in the Americas by changing US policies and corporate practices in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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• WMNF May End a Station Staple
WMNF took an active role in a dispute over issues between former and current employees and Pacifica management. WMNF might not renew it's contract with Pacifica and is airing Free Speech Radio News instead of PNN. St. Petersburg Times.
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• Womens Environmental Network
WEN is an organisation which links women and the environment and is especially concerned with issues concerning women's health and reproductive systems.
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• Wood Family of Alaska
Conservative views on Alaska's politics, issues, and access to the Alaskan Independence Party
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