Media

“Step One is to recognize that there is a problem.” When a movie star is kidnapped and put through a 12 step recovery program for addiction to Western Civilization, reality gets turned on its ear. The fugitives careen headlong through passion, betrayal, and assassinations toward an explosive event that will transform the world. Everything you know can change in an instant. Are you ready for the next step?

We run and walk to bring focus not only on the horror of
nuclear weapons but the damage caused to the Earth by the
production not only of these weapons but also by the use of
nuclear energy.

Boston Independent Media Center

Democratic National Convention Projects
Are you coming to Boston for the Democratic National Convention this July? Are you planning to work with the Independent Media Center?

...Failed Bush Administration Foreign Policies ~ Interview with Steve Rendall, Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting senior analyst, conducted by Between the Lines' Scott Harris

Liberty Bound - A US Citizen's journey of discovery into the lies, oppression,
and corruption that has invaded her country since 9/11.

Theatrically released in France and now available on DVD in USA & Canada

The FCC deregulation is in the process of being repealed by the U.S. Senate; or so says the NY Times.

The latest issue of NYC IMC's newspaper, the Indypendent.

Rochester NY - Sunday, May 30, 2004 The events surrounding the European Union and Latin American summit were outlined in an Associated Press news story and run in the local Gannett owned Democrat & Chronicle. The article mainly focused on the international tit-for-tat between participants from both, the EU and certain Latin American countries; with only a blurb-like paragraph on the anti-globalization protestors at the gates

June 21st Rochester Indymedia's Documentary on
Michael Franti shows at the Little Theater.

Two weeks ago hundreds of Rochester residents emailed and called WXXI, asking them to try the award winning independent radio program, Democracy Now, for a year (for free).

Last week a group of Metro Justice members met with WXXI Vice President Jeanne Fisher and WXXI AM radio news director Peter Iglinsky to talk about the prospect of bringing Democracy Now to Rochester.

We reminded them that at Louise Slaughter’s Town Meeting on the Media WXXI President Norm Silverstein had invited the community to give WXXI input on Democracy Now.

They disavowed Silverstein’s invitation, saying that "he didn’t know about the program."