Tonight on the NewsHour, media correspondent Terence Smith looks at two relatively new free papers in the nation's capitol -- the Examiner and Express -- to explore how each paper plans to reach new readers and prove that "freebies" are a viable and profitable enterprise. He also looks at the effect that freebies may have on well-established dailies such as The Washington Post.

There is a new kind of newspaper war under way -- freely distributed newspapers or "freebies” are popping up in cities across the country and hawkers can’t seem to give the papers away fast enough.

Slave Revolt Radio: from 04-22-05 "Beyond the shadow"
explores the Real Martial Law and the Black experience.

Palestinian President, Mahmoud Abbas said that Palestinian Authority will not tolerate any violations to the cease fire. He added that the Palestinian Authority will act persistently against any group, which violates the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and elsewhere in Palestine.

Palestinian President, Mahmoud Abbas said that Palestinian Authority will not tolerate any violations to the cease fire. He added that the Palestinian Authority will act persistently against any group, which violates the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and elsewhere in Palestine.

volante por guetza radio durante el acampamento autonomo.

ver:
http://www.fuga.com.mx/campamento_autonomo/
http://media.ftaaimc.org/audio/guetza_radio/

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Soundscapes of Reclaim the Street, Dublin 2005

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The first seven tracks were recorded at the Clock Tower and the last two tracks were recorded outside the Poet and the Patriot.

Singing and Soapboxing during May Day 2005 in Santa Cruz
http://santacruz.indymedia.org/newswire/display/17606/index.php

(Total running time is 49 minutes / 16.9 MB)