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This video has been requested by indymedia switzerland to document Lugano's video surveillance increase. It has been published near to Freedom not Fear event:http://wiki.vorratsdatenspeicherung.de/Freedom_Not_Fear_2008/European_actions_overviewThe whole video has been built with Open Source software

This is a video shot by Arawak City Indymedia of a live show done by Radio Subvertista at Hempfest at the OSU campus. It includes interviews with the Sporeprint Infoshop and Copwatch.

Slacker Uprising I m giving you my blanket permission to not only download it, but also to email it, burn it, and share it with anyone and everyone (in the U.S. and Canada only). I want you to use Slacker Uprising in any way you see fit to help with the election or to do the work that you do in your community. You can show my film in your local theater, your high school classroom, your college auditorium, your church, union hall or community center. You can have your friends and neighbors over to the house for a viewing. You can broadcast it on TV, on cable access, on regular channels or on the web. It s completely free I don t want to see a dime from this. And if you want, you can charge admission or ask for a donation if it s to raise money for a candidate, a voter drive, or for any non-profit or educational purpose. In other words it s yours! - Michael Moore Download: Slacker Uprising

Press Conference Held on Sept 5th, in front of City Hall in St. Paul, MN. Testimony given by those arrested and detained in St. Paul during the demonstrations against the RNC

http://submedia.tv A fan from Australia put this clip together of what is probably the most important event from the McCain Riots.

http://submedia.tv Music by http://www.myspace.com/tchkung A fan from Australia put this clip together of what is probably the most important event from the McCain Riots. Author: stimulator Keywords: nornc rnc mccain riots submedia imc indymedia anarchy Added: September 6, 2008

Starting August 24th, the independent media movement will go beyond party lines to amplify the real debate happening in the streets. Tune into for live coverage from the Democratic and Republican National Conventions.

Crashing the Party: Aug. 25th, Covention Coverage 2008 Starting August 24th, the independent media movement will go beyond party lines to amplify the real debate happening in the streets. Tune into for live coverage from the Democratic and Republican National Conventions.

Submedia tv interviews Randy Rowland, co-founder of Pepperspray Productions' "Indymedia Presents".Seattle's WTO Protests As A Lesson For The Role Of Indymedia In An Election Year."The looming election puts people into political motion but can draw them away from the barricades. The role of independent media can be to tell the "stories of the barricades" to the vast numbers of people who are--thanks to the elections--more interested than usual in the issues. We are the megaphone of the movement," Randy says. Skillful agitation encourages all those marching toward the ballot box to exceed their limitations, to join the militants on the barricades, and really go for the change we so sorely need."Pepperspray Productions formed shortly after the WTO protests in Seattle, in response to the Independent Media Center's call, "don't hate the media, be the media!". We believe that the Corporate Media is not telling us the whole story, and that the people must make our own media if we want our voices to be heard.

Submedia tv interviews Randy Rowland, co-founder of Pepperspray Productions' "Indymedia Presents".Seattle's WTO Protests As A Lesson For The Role Of Indymedia In An Election Year."The looming election puts people into political motion but can draw them away from the barricades. The role of independent media can be to tell the "stories of the barricades" to the vast numbers of people who are--thanks to the elections--more interested than usual in the issues. We are the megaphone of the movement," Randy says. Skillful agitation encourages all those marching toward the ballot box to exceed their limitations, to join the militants on the barricades, and really go for the change we so sorely need."Pepperspray Productions formed shortly after the WTO protests in Seattle, in response to the Independent Media Center's call, "don't hate the media, be the media!". We believe that the Corporate Media is not telling us the whole story, and that the people must make our own media if we want our voices to be heard.

Steal This Film 2 (2007) Steal This Film 2 has some very interesting views on file sharing from a neutral point of view. The League of Noble Peers are delighted, after more than a year, to release Part II of STEAL THIS FILM. In this film, we have tried to go beyond the current discussions around file-sharing to look at what kinds of social change are precipitated by massive changes in our capacity to communicate. We think the changes wrought by networked, peer distribution are historical on the scale of the printing press and here we try to explain why. For many of you these argument will be familiar. These are strange times, in which to many of us the battle already seems to have been won. And yet we have to accept that all the time harsh laws are being enacted, lawsuits levied against innocent people, arrests made - all intended to destroy or delay what is an inevitable change in how we look at creative work. We hope STEAL THIS FILM II can be useful in bringing new people into the legions of those prepared to think creatively about the future of distribution, production and creativity. It has been an exciting and demanding year for us and we really hope you will enjoy the work we have done. It would not have been possible without the the thousands of donations you have given us. Thank you. The League Of Noble Peers December 2007 Producer: The League of Noble Peers Production Company: http://stealthisfilm.com/ Audio/Visual: sound, color Language: English Contact Information: http://stealthisfilm.com/ Download: Steal This Film 2 (2007)

Steal This Film (2006) In 2006, a group of friends decided to make a film about filesharing that we would recognise. There have been a few documentaries by old media crews who don t understand the net and see peer-to-peer organisation as a threat to their livelihoods. They have no reason to represent the filesharing movement positively, and no capacity to represent it lucidly. We wanted to make a film that would explore this huge popular movement in a way that excited us, engaged us, and most importantly, focussed on what we know to be the positive and optimistic vision many filesharers and artists (they are often one) have for the future of creativity. Hopefully you ll enjoy the first part of STEAL THIS FILM ( Stockholm, Summer 2006 ). It achieves some, but by no means all, of our goals. To continue we need your help. This film is free for you to share, watch on your DVD player or on your iPod, or show in cinemas. But if you like the work we ve done and want us to carry on, use our donate link to send us a couple of dollars or euros. We will start making the second part straight away, and release it on www.stealthisfilm.com and on major BitTorrent trackers, when it s done. Each part, we estimate, will take about 2 months to complete. The plan for the second part is on this wiki. Feel free to add suggestions. The League Of Noble Peers August 2006 À nous la liberté! This item is part of the collection: Open Source Movies Producer: The League Of Noble Peers Audio/Visual: sound, color Language: English Download: Steal This Film (2006)

Tacoma Joe does it again with his latest video report, "Seattle Out & Proud," which examines this year's Gay Pride March, focusing on topics such as the intersection of ethnicity and gender preference. http://www.seattlepride.org Next up is "G-8 Anticapitalista," which explains why regular folks ought to boo the G-8 as a "shadow world government." http://anticapitalistas.net http://theplatform.nuevaradio.org We round up this episode of "Indymedia Presents" with Season 2, Episode 8 (S2-E8)of "Its the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine." http://submedia.tv This is a great Stimul8tor episode, as usual, but we'd especially like to draw attention to the last 5 or so minutes, which is an interview with a co-founder of "Indymedia Presents," Randy Rowland, using Seattle's WTO protests as a lesson for the role of Indymedia in an election year. The looming election puts people into political motion, he says, but can draw them away from the barricades. The role of independent media can be to tell the stories of the barricades to the vast numbers of people who are--thanks to the elections--more interested than normal in the issues. "We are the megaphone of the movement," he says. Skillful agitation encourages all those marching toward the ballot box to exceed their limitations, to join the militants on the barricades, and really go for the change we so sorely need. Be the Media! Public Access producers, community screeners, and IMCs (Independent Media Centers) are encouraged to screen or air "Indymedia Presents". To obtain the show on a regular basis, please contact us, Pepperspray Productions, at pepperspray@riseup.net. "Indymedia Presents" is a 28 minute weekly cable public access program produced on behalf of the Seattle Independent Media Center (IMC) by PepperSpray Productions. In addition to SCAN Channel 77 in Seattle, "Indymedia Presents" also airs on channels in greater King County (Channel 23), Bainbridge Island (Channel 12), Port Townsend, WA (Channel 97 & 98), Olympia, WA (Channel 22), Vancouver, WA (Channel 11), Portland, OR (Channel 22 and a few others), Tucson, AZ (Channel 73), St Paul, MN (Channel 15), Minneapolis, MN (Channel 17), Fort Wayne, IN (Channel 57), Philadelphia, PA (Channels 54 & 62), Brooklyn, NY (BCAT Channels 34, & 67) and on New York City's Manhattan Neighborhood Network, (Channel 34). Related Free Speech Websites: Independent Media Center http://www.indymedia.org/en/index.shtml Indymedia NewsReal http://www.newsreal.indymedia.org Free Speech TV: http://www.freespeech.org Link TV http://www.linktv.org Democracy Now! http://www.democracynow.org

Tacoma Joe does it again with his latest video report, "Seattle Out & Proud," which examines this year's Gay Pride March, focusing on topics such as the intersection of ethnicity and gender preference. http://www.seattlepride.org Next up is "G-8 Anticapitalista," which explains why regular folks ought to boo the G-8 as a "shadow world government." http://anticapitalistas.net http://theplatform.nuevaradio.org We round up this episode of "Indymedia Presents" with Season 2, Episode 8 (S2-E8)of "Its the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine." http://submedia.tv This is a great Stimul8tor episode, as usual, but we'd especially like to draw attention to the last 5 or so minutes, which is an interview with a co-founder of "Indymedia Presents," Randy Rowland, using Seattle's WTO protests as a lesson for the role of Indymedia in an election year. The looming election puts people into political motion, he says, but can draw them away from the barricades. The role of independent media can be to tell the stories of the barricades to the vast numbers of people who are--thanks to the elections--more interested than normal in the issues. "We are the megaphone of the movement," he says. Skillful agitation encourages all those marching toward the ballot box to exceed their limitations, to join the militants on the barricades, and really go for the change we so sorely need. Be the Media! Public Access producers, community screeners, and IMCs (Independent Media Centers) are encouraged to screen or air "Indymedia Presents". To obtain the show on a regular basis, please contact us, Pepperspray Productions, at pepperspray@riseup.net. "Indymedia Presents" is a 28 minute weekly cable public access program produced on behalf of the Seattle Independent Media Center (IMC) by PepperSpray Productions. In addition to SCAN Channel 77 in Seattle, "Indymedia Presents" also airs on channels in greater King County (Channel 23), Bainbridge Island (Channel 12), Port Townsend, WA (Channel 97 & 98), Olympia, WA (Channel 22), Vancouver, WA (Channel 11), Portland, OR (Channel 22 and a few others), Tucson, AZ (Channel 73), St Paul, MN (Channel 15), Minneapolis, MN (Channel 17), Fort Wayne, IN (Channel 57), Philadelphia, PA (Channels 54 & 62), Brooklyn, NY (BCAT Channels 34, & 67) and on New York City's Manhattan Neighborhood Network, (Channel 34). Related Free Speech Websites: Independent Media Center http://www.indymedia.org/en/index.shtml Indymedia NewsReal http://www.newsreal.indymedia.org Free Speech TV: http://www.freespeech.org Link TV http://www.linktv.org Democracy Now! http://www.democracynow.org

The News you don't see on the News! Tune in, get active and stay informed with Undercurrents. We present the inspiring stories of people to taking action to improve the world. www.undercurrents.org

Benoit Cafard of "Smash Media!", Toulouse Indymedia, interviews Mallory Knodel at 92.2 Canal Sud on April 8, 2008.The subject is Indigenous Voices, a monthly community gathering at Bluestockings Bookstore in New York City to address Indigenous issues around the world through film, discussion, and action.The monthly event, Indigenous Voices, has branched from the successful radio show "First Voices Indigenous Radio", hosted by Tiokasin Ghosthorse on WBAI, New York.

On May 15th, a hearing was held by members of the NYS Assembly at Rochester city Hall to address need to reform the New York State draconian Rockafeller Drug Laws, with their infamous mandatory minimum sentences. Kym Clark, Director of FREE (Families Rally for Emancipation and Empowerment), travelled from Brooklyn to testify at the hearing. This week on Indy TV, the Barefoot host interviews Kym about the impact the drug war has had on families, particularly low income and families of color, and the work being done to repeal these unjust drug laws.

Workers begin to win the fight for unionisation of Tacoma Port Security, with support from the people of Tacoma, Washington state. + http://peppersprayproductions.org http://visionontv.net

Workers begin to win the fight for unionisation of Tacoma Port Security, with support from the people of Tacoma, Washington state. + http://peppersprayproductions.org http://visionontv.net Author: undercurrentspaulo Keywords: friendlyfire unions indymedia tacoma animation Added: May 14, 2008

Rochester Indymedia interviews Roberto Resto of the Rochester Alliance for Immigrant Rights and Librada Paz of Rural Migrant Ministries about the Immigrant Rights Stuggle in Upstate New York.

Correa responde sobre los derechos de los pueblos indígenas y la minería a gran escalaAuthor: jorgeconaie Tags: Correa indymedia conaie indígenas minería ucm políticas Posted: 13 May 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Indymedia presents.... a powerful story of resistance to migrant detention in the US Northwest. http://peppersprayproductions.org http://visionontv.net Author: undercurrentspaulo Keywords: friendlyfire detention indymedia migrants tacoma Added: May 12, 2008

Indymedia presents.... a powerful story of resistance to migrant detention in the US Northwest. http://peppersprayproductions.org http://visionontv.net

This is the film that inspired the creation of the Maine Video Activists Network. It deconstructs the forces that shape our mainstream media system -- politics, advertising, government, and technology. Understanding these forces helps explain why some issues are covered (Tsunami, Martha Stuart, Paris Hilton, Street Crime), why some issues are not covered (gentrification, Free Trade Agreements, Third World Genocide), and why only the most homogenized content makes it through the Hollywood system. It then highlights what alternative forms of media are resisting these trends. Interviews include: Scott Beibin (Lost Film Fest), Penny Lane (Indymedia), Richard Rhames (Biddeford Public Access), Steve Thaxton (Gannet Broadcasting), Mary Caroline Powers (Broadcast Journalism), Noam Chomsky (Co-author of Manufacturing Consent), and more... Running Time: 29:00

Part 2: This is the film that inspired the creation of the Maine Video Activists Network. It deconstructs the forces that shape our mainstream media system -- politics, advertising, government, and technology. Understanding these forces helps explain why some issues are covered (Tsunami, Martha Stuart, Paris Hilton, Street Crime), why some issues are not covered (gentrification, Free Trade Agreements, Third World Genocide), and why only the most homogenized content makes it through the Hollywood system. It then highlights what alternative forms of media are resisting these trends. Interviews include: Scott Beibin (Lost Film Fest), Penny Lane (Indymedia), Richard Rhames (Biddeford Public Access), Steve Thaxton (Gannet Broadcasting), Mary Caroline Powers (Broadcast Journalism), Noam Chomsky (Co-author of Manufacturing Consent), and more... Running Time: 27:00

Part 3: This is the film that inspired the creation of the Maine Video Activists Network. It deconstructs the forces that shape our mainstream media system -- politics, advertising, government, and technology. Understanding these forces helps explain why some issues are covered (Tsunami, Martha Stuart, Paris Hilton, Street Crime), why some issues are not covered (gentrification, Free Trade Agreements, Third World Genocide), and why only the most homogenized content makes it through the Hollywood system. It then highlights what alternative forms of media are resisting these trends. Interviews include: Scott Beibin (Lost Film Fest), Penny Lane (Indymedia), Richard Rhames (Biddeford Public Access), Steve Thaxton (Gannet Broadcasting), Mary Caroline Powers (Broadcast Journalism), Noam Chomsky (Co-author of Manufacturing Consent), and more... Running Time: 18:00

On NEWSREAL, people -- not corporations -- make the news! NEWSREAL is a monthly compilation of coverage from citizen journalists (like you!) across the nation. NEWSREAL's goals are to embolden the global movement for social, environmental, and economic justice, strengthen non-corporate communication networks, and to encourage authentic participatory democracy, one community at a time. Each episode of NewsReal is aired on Free Speech TV every month: http://www.freespeech.org Please keep sending in submissions and spreading the word to videoactivists you know! http://www.newsreal.indymedia.org/produceasegmentfaq.html http://www.newsreal.indymedia.org February NewsReal runsheet: Charade Posing As Regs Pesticide woes in California Producer: Elfie and Maia Ballis http://www.sunmt.org PacificCorp Protest Opposition to salmon-killing dams. Producer: Jim Lockhart http://www.PhilosopherSeed.org http://philosopherseed.blip.tv Ethiopia Out of Somalia A protest in Seattle against violence in Somalia. Producer: Pepperspray Productions http://www.peppersprayproductions.org http://indymediapresents.blip.tv Voice From North Northern indigenous tell of signs of global warming. Producer: Elfie and Maia Ballis http://www.sunmt.org "Indymedia NewsReal" is a monthly joint project of Free SpeechTV (http://www.freespeech.org) and the Independent Media Center (http://www.indymedia.org/en/index.shtml ). It brings stories of progressive grassroots organizing, going on in backyards everywhere, to a national television audience. Each program covers actions taken in local communities, by ordinary people, to address critical issues like the war, air and water pollution, reproductive rights, homelessness, for-profit prisons, sweatshops, racism, police brutality, indigenous struggles, and more. Seattle's PepperSpray Productions Video Collective contributes segments to the "NewsReal" Project. In addition, we do the dubbing/mailing of the finished "NewsReal" for community screeners each month. We also build the program's outreach by featuring the monthly "NewsReal" on "Indymedia Presents." pepperspray@riseup.net