Month: September 2001

  • Freespeech.org To End Free Web Hosting

    Freespeech.org To End Free Web Hosting CNet News reports that freespeech.org, a non-profit progressive web hosting service, is halting their free web hosting as a result of increasing costs and popularity. Their fee-based hosting service will continue. In their report CNet compares freespeech.org to commercial services, like Yahoo’s GeoCities, which are trying to move from…

  • Where To Find Alternative News on the ‘Net and Elsewhere

    Where To Find Alternative News on the ‘Net and Elsewhere A lot of folks have asked me lately about where they can turn to find news from outside the official sources, and where to find informed commentary and ideas that are excluded from the mainstream. Of course, I advise folks to find their local

  • Rights and Civil Liberties Up for Grabs?

    Rights and Civil Liberties Up for Grabs? In the aftermath of the attacks on DC and NYC last week, it seems that politicians and gov’t officials are on the lookout for any one or thing that could have even possibly played a role in these attacks. Because the terrorists who carried out these attacks are…

  • Third Try:Wired News says “Amateur

    Third Try:Wired News says “Amateur Newsies Top the Pros” and Lisa Rein and O’Reilly says that “P2P Keeps the World Connected.” There are alternatives out there, now that some folks have made it easier. My question is: what will be the Blogger for TV and Radio? With billions worldwide still not yet wired, we need…

  • Third Try:Wired News says “Amateur

    Third Try:Wired News says “Amateur Newsies Top the Pros” and Lisa Rein and O’Reilly says that “P2P Keeps the World Connected.” There are alternatives out there, now that some folks have made it easier. My question is: what will be the

  • Wired News says “Amateur Newsies

    Wired News says “Amateur Newsies Top the Pros” and Lisa Rein and O’Reilly says that “P2P Keeps the World Connected.” There are alternatives out there, now that some folks have made it easier. My question is: what will be the

  • Wired News says “Amateur Newsies

    Wired News says “Amateur Newsies Top the Pros” and Lisa Rein and O’Reilly says that “P2P Keeps the World Connected.” There are alternatives out there, now that some folks have made it easier. My question is: what will be the

  • li>How the Geeks Kept It

    li>How the Geeks Kept It Going While the mainstream news sites were buckling under the traffic on Tuesday as news about the disasters began to spread, sites like Slashdot stepped up their resolve, put aside their usual “programming,” and did their best to disseminate news. In this post Slashdotter CmdrTaco explains how they kept the…

  • Two More Opinions on Pacifica

    Two More Opinions on Pacifica Pacifica is the 50-year-old community radio foundation, which owns 5 stations in the US and provides alternative news programming to many more community stations across the country. If you’ve heard about Pacifica, then you’re probably already aware of the tremendous conflicts within and surrounding the network. To get a brief…

  • HRR-Decatur FCC Visit Audio

    HRR-Decatur FCC Visit Audio Jon Anderson at the Pirate/Free Radio Page at About.com now has audio posted from the FCC visit to Human Rights Radio in Decatur, IL (not the one operated by Mbanna Kantako in Springfield, IL). Here are direct links: mp3 file [2.7 MB], streaming RealAudio.