Troy Anthony Davis V the State of Georgia on the matter of his innocence
October 15th, 2008

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Troy Anthony Davis V the State of Georgia on the matter of his innocence

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Thursday, October 16, 2008 3PM EST
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The Open Debate Coalition wants to change the format of political debates to make them accountable and open to the people. And privacy policies are important to consumers – but they take too long to read. A new study from Carnegie Mellon breaks it down.

Un discurso por un joven Ecuadoreno durante la inauguracion del Foro Social Americas en Guatemala, el 8 de Octubre, 2008.

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Emission Dites Indymedia diffusée sur radio fpp le mardi 07/10/2008
Reportages, articles publiés sur le réseau indymedia.org et ailleurs, musiques libres et militantes

Au programme de cette émission:

40th Anniversary

Michael Heise from Per Aspera fighting for human rights since 40 years

By Andreas Klamm

New York / London / Berlin. The author and artist Michael Heise is fighting for human rights since 40 years. About 40 years ago in 1968 he has founded the human right organization Per Aspera in the city of Giessen in Germany. He is a member of Amnesty international and the American Civil Liberty Union (ACLU) and other famous organizations throughout the world.

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Wireless microphones are used by theater groups, churches, amateur musicians, karaoke singers across the country use them because they’re convenient and versatile. There’s only one problem: Most of them are illegal. And Congress helps to protect Internet Radio.

Meanwhile, a banker in the UK has committed suicide:

The last time the global economy plunged into a depression, many wiped-out banking executives took the plunge themselves-right out the windows of their Wall Street high rise towers.

Now it's happening again. As the stocks plummet week after week, and now less-wealthy executives ask the US Congress to jump with them over a 700 billion dollar cliff, word comes that a banker in England has jumped in front of a train!