A weekly review of news at the intersection of media and democracy.

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On this week's program: More paid pundits shilling Bush administration policies on the sly have come to light. Low-power FM radio celebrates its fifth birthday. And an audio retrospective of outgoing FCC Chairman Michael Powell's variable definition of "the public interest."

(slightly editied) interview with Eleanor + Alex from the Basement, Manchester's new radical bokshop.
includes some music.
28mins, 26MB mp3

interview originally broadcast 2005/01/24 on Under The Pavement, an anarchist radio show aired fortnightly on All FM, a community radio station in south Manchester UK.

www.underthepavement.org
www.allfm.org

the full 2 hour show will be uploaded soon (in two parts)

10:25 MP3
This week in Palestine, a service of the International Middle East Media Center
for the week of January 22 -28th, 2005.

10:25 MP3
This week in Palestine, a service of the International Middle East Media Center
for the week of January 22 -28th, 2005.

The great satirist in one of his very last media appearances, on the Austin cable access TV show. It's a massive file, about 90 megs, but it's well worth the effort.

Missing two parts to Truth and Lies of 9/11 doc

Groundbreaking expose of 9-11, painting a stark and accurate picture of our world today and tommorrow.

Forum de Radios, is a space of radios which participate in the World Social Forum (WSM). It aims to be a converging point for the actors involved in the WSF process, who are there to produce radio transmissions that will promote and enhance the already existing information.

AN INTERVIEW WITH GREG FELTON, WRITER OF "ENEMIES OF DESIGN: INVENTING THE WAR ON TERRORISM"

AN INTERVIEW WITH GREG FELTON, WRITER OF "ENEMIES OF DESIGN: INVENTING THE WAR ON TERRORISM"

An interview with journalist Mark Winston Griffith about street vendors in Bed-Stuy who are organizing to protect their market.