By Anonymous (not verified) , 9 April, 2009
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Free Press

FixCNBC.org delivered over 20,000 petitions to the network, demanding it hire at least one person who was right about forecasting the economic crisis. And Time Warner Cable’s new metered pricing scheme for its broadband service is getting a poor reception from customers, politicians and municipal managers.

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By Anonymous (not verified) , 8 April, 2009
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WSQT Guerrilla Radio 88.1 FM in DC

Here is the new WSQT broadcast promo for the April 24-26 "Break the Bank" IMF/World Bank protests. The promo covers aggressive protests at the G20(London) and NATO(France) Protests, then reminds the listener that the IMF and World Bank are about to meet in DC-and protests are coming too...

On the First and 2nd of April protesters in London slugged it out with police to protest the meeting of the G20 the 20 richest nations on Earth.

(London Calling clip up fall)

By Anonymous (not verified) , 7 April, 2009
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zero hebdo

Zéro Hebdo spécial contre-sommet de l'OTAN / NO-NATO, retour sur le déroulement du contre-sommet à Strasbourg (diffusée sur radio fpp le mardi 07/04/2009)

Vous pouvez retrouvez les émissions Zéro Hebdo en podcast à cette adresse http://radio.indymedia.org/fr/podcast?keys=fpp et chaque mardi de 20h30 à 21h30 en direct sur radio FPP 106.3 FM et http://rfpp.net

By Anonymous (not verified) , 2 April, 2009
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Free Press

Several public interest groups want to see the broadband mapping process taken out of private hands and conducted instead by a government agency. And the quick and mobile social networking site Twitter is central to reporting on the turmoil in Madagascar.

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