Indymedia

December 19, 2011

Occupy and the Tasks of Socialists By Pham Binh

Occupy is a once in a lifetime opportunity to re-merge the socialist and working class movements and create a viable broad-based party of radicals, two prospects that have not been on the cards in the United States since the late 1960s and early 1970s. Continue reading

Capitalism, USA

Asia, Black Bloc, class, democratic party, Indymedia, Journal, OWS, police, socialist, Street Journal, Times Online, Wall Street
July 27, 2011

Rebellious Media Conference October 2011

27 July 2011 There are a last few tickets left for the Rebellious Media Conference, taking place on the weekend of the 8th and 9th October. Speakers confirmed so far include: • Noam Chomsky (Manufacturing Consent etc.) • Michael Albert, coordinator of one of the world’s largest radical websites, ZNet • Matthew Alford (Reel Power: Continue reading

Events, London, Media

Chomsky, Dan Hind, Hollywood, Indymedia, John Pilger, Manufacturing Consent, radical, Rebellious Media Conference, Video
November 16, 2009

Department of Justice Threatens the Internet By Tom Burghardt

When the Independent Media Center (IMC) received a formal notice on January 30 from the Department of Justice, demanding they provide an Indianapolis grand jury with ‘details of all reader visits on a certain day,’ the feisty left-wing news aggregators fought back, CBS News reported. Continue reading

Liberties

EFF, First Amendment, Indymedia
November 16, 2009

Feds Wanted Private Data on All Visitors to Liberal Internet News Site By Daniel Tencer

A Justice Department subpoena requesting all available information on all visitors to an independent news site is raising serious privacy concerns, and questions about how much information the US government is storing about its citizens’ news reading habits. Continue reading

Liberties

Electronic Frontier Foundation, Indymedia
October 12, 2004

Big Brother is Watching/Acting By William Bowles

Rackspace is the US-owned corporation which hosts a number of Indymedia Websites that got closed down around the planet last week including a number here in London. In all, a total 140 Websites in around 17 countries have been shut down, and although some of the UK Indymedia servers are apparently up and running once… Continue reading

William Bowles – Essays

FBI, GCHQ, Indymedia, privacy, surveillance

BOYCOTT TWITTER & FACEBOOK

The richest 1% owns more than TWICE as much wealth as 6.9 billion people and the super-rich one percent of the world’s population has accumulated twice as much wealth as the remaining 90 percent, global charity Oxfam said in a newly-released report. The world’s richest 1% emit double the carbon of the poorest 50%, the 2020 Oxfam study found.

Pat Robinson

A Revolutionary Black Molecule

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