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Josh Wolf es periodista, director de cine y blogger, fue encarcelado en agosto de 2006 por negarse a entregar a un juez federal de los EEUU un v deo ciudadano de disturbios callejeros.En la recta final de las elecciones americanas nos cuenta sus reflexiones respecto a las elecciones presidenciales, el impacto en los blogs y la participaci n activa de los ciudadanos en temas pol ticos.

My congrats to Josh Wolf landing a job at a Palo Alto newspaper PLUS how he and blogging in general are both inspiring & helping me to live MY OWN lifelong dream DESPITE everything that's gone against me - BUT EVEN BETTER!! :)

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From Podcast Hotel 2007 on April 21, 2007. State of Vlogging Panel with Eddie Codel as moderator, Justin Kan, Josh Wolf and Schlomo Rabinowitz.

From Podcast Hotel 2007 on April 21, 2007. State of Vlogging Panel with Eddie Codel as moderator, Justin Kan, Josh Wolf and Schlomo Rabinowitz.

Play in ThickBox On April 3rd friends of Josh Wolf held a celebration of his getting out of jail at the House of Shields. Tags: VideobloggingWeek2007, JoshWolf, HouseOfShields

Today was a extraordinary day as Josh Wolf was released from federal prison after 7.5 months for a contempt of court charge. He was the longest held American journalist in US history. Now that he's out, he's got a couple projects he will be working on. From his press conference today on the steps of San Francisco City Hall.

Josh Wolf, 24-year old blogger/video blogger sits in jail tonight. Yesterday Wolf started his 169th day in jail, which gave him the dubious distinction of being the longest journalist, in the USA, to be incarcerated for Contempt of Court charges (ie not handing over sources or source materiel when it is demanded by the government).Other than a few stories in Time and others when this initially took place 8/1/2006, where is the traditional media? The San Francisco Gate has covered this a bit, like yesterday's coverage of Josh's plight (via Jay Dedman on Videobloggers list), but who else is talking about this? It's a shame to see this young man sit in jail, perhaps until his Grand Jury adjourns in July, for nothing more than protecting the people in his video. Remember, Josh has offered to allow the Judge, US District Court Judge, William Alsup, the opportunity to view the tape (to ascertain as to whether any illegal acts were recorded on the tape as the Federal Government maintains), and the Hon judge refused. Shame on Alsup...Please pass on the news of Josh's story and link to his wiki and his blog. He's done nothing to deserve sitting in jail right now. It could happen to any of us. More on Josh's plight:1. Federal Shield Law2. Video Journalist Remains Jailed3. Josh Interviewed As Part of Frontline News War Series4. Steve Rhodes Flickr Set of Free Josh Pics *Opening and closing music by Oceans Alexander. Music throughout is by Brobdingnagian Bards. Both artists are found at PodsafeAudio.com.

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At a press conference at the National Conference on media reform, Dennis Kucinich meets the mother of Josh Wolf - Wolf is the journalist who has been jailed for 151 days for refusing to turn over a video of a demonstration at the G8 summit. Author: richardshow Keywords: NCMR2007 kucinich media-reform FCC joshwolf josh-wolf Added: January 21, 2007

This week Robert Millis sits down with Colette Vogele to discuss the legal issues surrounding new media. In particular, this interview features discussion of Josh Wolf, copyright and the evolution of creative control. Ms. Vogele is a former fellow at Stanford Law School's Center for Internet and Society where she led litigation on copyright cases involving constitutional issues and the public domain. Today, as a non-resident fellow, she co-authored the first Podcasting Legal Guide with Creative Commons and Harvard's Berkman Center.