Congress

Podcast

Nov 1, 2018

'Why are the guns still firing?' Two Americans talk about taking their country back

rabble radio

David Mivasair is a dual citizen campaigning in the U.S. ahead of Tuesday's midterms. Joe Jencks is a singer-songwriter from the Chicago area. They talk and sing about taking their country back.

Podcast

Jul 25, 2018

'Change the Rules': A report from the Australian Confederation of Trade Unions' national conference

Asia Pacific Currents

Close to 1,000 unionists came together in Brisbane to discuss the situation for workers in Australia and the "Change the Rules" campaign.

Blog

Jun 10, 2015

Academics are not 'letting go' of Indigenous Issues for Good Reason: A challenge to Margaret Wente

Jen Bagelman

If anything, Wente's article only confirms the need for more decolonizing work.

Blog

May 14, 2014

Will Big Telecom succeed in this desperate last-ditch effort to force through an Internet slow lane?

Josh Tabish

Our impact is being felt: U.S. Big Telecom are running scared with a last-ditch effort to force the Internet slow lane.

Columnists

Jan 2, 2014

Increased inequality looms as unemployment benefits set to expire in U.S.

Amy Goodman

Inequality entered mainstream public discourse through the activism of Occupy Wall Street. The cold, economic reality of it is hitting more homes this week, as unemployment benefits expire.

Blog

Oct 4, 2013

TPP: A fast track to Internet censorship?

Thanh Lam

Over 100,000 citizens are speaking out about secretive and extreme Internet censorship proposals contained in leaked drafts of the TPP.

Blog

Jul 30, 2013

How citizens are taking on old media bureaucracies: Thousands speak out against Internet censorship

David Christopher

What does the Internet have to say about the Trans-Pacific Partnership?

Blog

Jul 29, 2013

Extreme Internet censorship proposals challenged

David Christopher

Citizens take action on the ground and online to challenge Big Media’s extreme Internet Censorship proposals

Blog

Jul 26, 2013

Thousands speak out to shape our digital future

Awna Besan

Thousands of citizens are speaking out right now to shape the future of our Internet and help prevent radical new Internet censorship proposals in the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

Blog

Jul 19, 2013

Big Media’s push for extreme new Internet censorship rules stalls secretive Trans-Pacific Partnership talks

David Christopher

Trans-Pacific Partnership talks are stalled due to extreme Big Media copyright proposals

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