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Anonymous Comrade writes "NEURO -- networking europe
From February 27.-29, 2004 the second version of the makeworlds festival will take place in Muffathalle, Munich (DE). A new generation of media and network initiatives from all over Europe and different parts of the world present and work on their projects in a broad interactive framework that explores the different conceptual and practical idioms used to articulate and create new social, political and artistic practices. Originating within the networking culture of open communications and free exchange the event aims to connect contemporary debates on mobility, migration and social movements with new media instruments, information and communication technologies. NEURO will be a major opportunity for forming creative alliances - within a coherent discursive field - between all those that share the aspiration to raise theory and activity to a level adequate to the practice of digital generations.
"Democracy Now!" Internship Postions
"Democracy Now!" is an award-winning non-commercial daily radio/TV news hour pioneering the largest public media collaboration in the U.S. and broadcasting on over 180 stations; we are one of the fastest growing programs in public broadcasting.
We are looking for 2 interns to work on organizing college students to bring Democracy Now! to their local radio/tv stations. There are over 500 college radio stations in the United States.
Skills needed:
We are looking for energetic, organized, self-motivated, efficient, resourceful people with good interpersonal skills. The ability to organize your own work and work on multiple tasks in a busy environment is necessary, as well as friendly phone manner and good writing skills. You should also be computer literate including knowledge of word, excel and some database software. Political organizing experience preferable. Familiarity with Democracy Now! is important.
We are not offering a salary but college credit can be arranged.
To apply:
Send an email to Julie with subject header OUTREACH INTERN. Please tell us why you would be a good match for this internship. Attaching your resume is optional.
ReadMe Three
August 2004, Aarhus, Denmark
Dear all!
Below is the info on the conference we'll have as a part of the next READ_ME software art festival (last week of August 2004, Aarhus, Denmark).
savoir faire writes:
"Shock to the System"
Saturday Dec 20th, 2003, 9:30pm
CBGB's Gallery @ 315 Bowery btn 1st/2nd
An NYC Indymedia Video Collective fundraiser &
screening of Miami FTAA
protest and police brutality footage.
Performers:
David Rovics - Radical Folk Singer
Samoa - (formerly of Voluptuous Horror of Karen
Black)
Leftist Country Western
CEO - (the Chronic Electronic Orchestra) Trip-hop
with socially conscious lyrics
Dynamite Club - Avant garde kung fu punk rock
Seth Tobocman - radical slide projection and
spoken word
brad - anarchist love songs
Bat -spoken word
And Others
Featuring a new film from the streets of Miami
shot collectively by dozens of media activists.
Proceeds help replace thousands of dollars of
video equipment stolen by Miami police and to pay
for legal fees for Indymedia journalist.
heresy writes:
"Advertising, treated as commercial speech and invested with First Amendment rights, enables giant private economic entities, in direct proportion to their command of resources, to shape national economic activity as well as national consciousness. The needs of individuals -– actual individuals –- hardly are congruent with the goals of billion-dollar companies.” –- Howard Schiller, Culture, Inc.
New York City’s public spaces are under seige by government collusion with private interests, in a business arrangement that would clearly undermine democratic principle and practice in the informational-cultural sphere.
AnonymousComrade writes:
Issue #3 of the Journal of Aesthetics and Protest
1. Manifesto #3
Contents
Bully Pulpit!!
As a magazine, we are a bully pulpit -- we are announcing, “Engage with
the complexities of possibility through reality. In this way, we will
become the better world.”
Anonymous Comrade writes:
Culture and the Unconscious Conference
London, July 9-10, 2004
After our highly successful launch event in July this year, we are very
pleased to announce the second Culture and the Unconscious conference to be
held at SOAS, London on 9th and 10th July 2004. Bringing together,
psychoanalysts, artists and academics, this conference aims to bring the
clinically-based insights of psychoanalysts and the theoretical and critical
approaches of academics into dialogue with one another.
"Babylon Archive"
A found-footage compilation examining the interplay between technology, militarism, and corporate propaganda in American culture.
Produced by UFO (Unknown Frame Observatory, Barcelona)
Screening at ABC No Rio
Thursday, December 18 at 8:00pm
Followed by Craig Baldwin's found-footage masterpiece of underground agitprop:
"Tribulation 99: Alien Anomalies Under America"
--$5--Proceeds to benefit the ABC No Rio Computer Center.
ABC No Rio
156 Rivington Street
(between Clinton & Suffolk)
NYC
http://www.abcnorio.org
Anonymous Comrade writes:
On Thursday, Dec 4, 2003 the geneva03 collective wrote a press release explaining their "We Seize" project during the WSIS -- UN World Summit of the Information Society.
WSIS Press Release
Geneva03 Collective
The World Summit On Infomation Society (WSIS) takes place in Geneva from the 10th-12th December, 2003. While the official agenda of this UN/ITU Summit talks about free access to information, the digital divide and equality of opportunities, in reality its doors are closed, its discussions exclusive and the agendas of those who attend it concealed [dissimulé]. What is more, the right to demonstrate and protest has been suspended in Geneva at this time as the usual parade of despots and tyrants fly in to Switzerland to define policy for their own citizens, and the rest of the world, based on the agendas of corporate multinations, media conglomerates and infrastructure owners.
Anonymous Comrade writes:
" 'Information' Double-Issue of Greenpepper Magazine:
Launch at Polymedia Lab"
Greenpepper Editorial Collectif
The Greenpepper double-issue on information is a 64-page magazine published in the run-up to the WSIS and beyond.
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