By Anonymous (not verified) , 27 May, 2009
Author
Radio Combate!

A exactamente un mes de los hechos ocurridos en el CCH Azcapotzalco, el día de hoy, martes 26 de mayo se dio por terminado las platicas que mantenían los funcionarios del CCH Azcapotzalco y la comisión de estudiantes afectados, dando como resultado la una estudiante amonestada, siete sancionados con una suspensión temporal de por seis meses, y un estudiante con un plan de egreso, además de desistimiento de las actas judiciales.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 26 May, 2009
Author
DJ Dope, BiGwangChun & Giraffe

This is the second broadcast of Pain Radio and Struggle News at the Candle Light Media Center in Yongsan, Seoul. News in English (3:00 - 49:00) and Korean (1:00 - 3:00, 49:00 - End). Struggle News & Pain Radio are radio projects of Korea Indymedia and Media Redevelopment Action Radio. Come and take part every tuesday from 11:30am! Seoul, Yongsan, South Korea!

Last week news:

By Anonymous (not verified) , 25 May, 2009
Author
Radio Universite Jean-Paul Sartre

Homenaje Internacional a Mario Benedetti, el Escritor Comprometido

Tributo Mundial de Intelectuales de Izquierda en defensa de la Humanidad, al Escritor Uruguayo Comprometido

By Anonymous (not verified) , 23 May, 2009
Author
Skidmark Bob

A collection of old and new kick ass fast loud, rock, punk, metal, grunge music New
Selections from Church Of Misery, Slayer, John 5 mixed with older tracks from AC/DC,
Motorhead, Jello Biafra/No Means No, Dio, Minutemen and Amen.

Hosted and Produced by Skidmark Bob for PoP dEFECT RADIO

Playlist by Artist, Track, Release, Year

AC/DC
Let There Be Rock
Let There Be Rock (1977)

Church Of misery
Shotgun Boogie
Houses of The Unholy (2009)

Amen
Amen/Drive
Amen (1999)

Motorhead
Ace Of Spades
Ace Of Spades (1980)

By Anonymous (not verified) , 23 May, 2009
Author
Dj Dope & Giraffe

May 19, 2009. Struggle News #1 - broadcasting from the Candle Light Media Center in Yongsan, Seoul, South Korea.

Struggle News #1 covered the last week of actions and events that took place in South Korea, including:

*The War Resisters International's day of conscientious objection and whole week of events;

*The KCTU and KCWTU rally and march (which police attacked, arresting 457 people) that happened in Daejeon, Sat, May 16;

*The O-Che-Tu-Ji march from JinriSan to Seoul;

By Anonymous (not verified) , 21 May, 2009
Author
Stevie Converse and Candace Clement

At a moment when technology and media are rapidly changing, the Free Press Summit explored the future of the Internet and the fate of journalism in the 21st century. More than 500 people packed a room on the seventh floor of the Newseum in Washington, D.C., to discuss the state of journalism, public media and the Internet in America.

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By Anonymous (not verified) , 21 May, 2009
Author
Radio Combate!

con gritos de «Si no hay solución, habrá dirección», jóvenes tomaron parcialmente el edificio de la Dirección General del CCH en Ciudad Universitaria para exigir echar abajo las expulsiones temporales que pesan sobre ocho estudiantes del CCH Azcapotzalco por los actos ocurridos el 23 de abril en esa institución.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 20 May, 2009
Author
RoB - Houston IMC

On Tuesday May 19th activists gathered at the SHAPE Community Center in Houston's Third Ward from Michael Bell of the Jena 6, and a number of local organizers working to end to school to prison pipeline. attached is audio from Michael Bell, Robert Muhammad of the Nation of Islam, Kai Barrow of Critical Resistance, Maria Jimenez of CRECEN and Gloria Rubac of the Texas Death Penalty Abolition Movement.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 20 May, 2009
Author
RoB - Houston IMC

On May 16th Thorne Dryer and Sherwood Bishop spoke about their work with Space City News, the underground newspaper published in Houston in the 60's and 70's which brought together the leftist and countercultural movements of the time. The talked about the history of the organization, how it worked with different communities in Houston, and the national growth of underground press across the US and in Texas.