An anonymous group of G-20 protesters calling themselves the Pittsburgh G-20 Resistance Project published a list of local businesses, community organizations and research facilities that they’ve identified as “places where oppression and injustice exist on a daily basis.” The Resistance Project is encouraging affinity groups and other organizations to […]
(more→)Entries from March 2009
The G-20 Making the Protesters list
September 23rd, 2009 by Giles Howard
Google’s FastFlip: a new ray of hope for the newspapers?
September 21st, 2009 by Alex Kelley
In mid-September, Google surprised its fans with a new service: FastFlip. A user already familiar with Google News will find a few similar elements, but FastFlip takes the experience to a new level, both on a desktop and on a mobile device, allowing users to “browse news like a […]
(more→)Retention
September 11th, 2009 by Joshua M. Patton
It was 7:30 in the morning and I was suffering from both jet lag and a terrible gin hangover but I was still thankful to be back in the United States. I hadn’t slept, afraid that I would awake again in the desert. Cheering the sunrise, my unit […]
(more→)The G-20; Protesters More Complex, Less Villainous Than Local Media Suggests
September 3rd, 2009 by Giles Howard
Sensational media coverage is already beginning to portray anti-G20 protesters as a single homogeneous group preparing for violent opposition to September’s G20 meeting. Some of the reporting has simply been ridiculous with the likes of KDKA, a local CBS Television affiliate, suggesting that protesters are hoarding human feces to throw at police, but even […]
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