UK Culture Newswire Archive
Reclaim Bamakos street
19-01-2006 22:55
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Here’s to the people of Baqa’a...Here’s Tomorrow!
19-01-2006 18:06
Please find a short article on the up-coming film Here's Tomorrow, which is on the issue of Baqa'a, a palestinian refugee camp which is host to over 120,000 refugees and is based in Jordan.Review of Bin Ladens latest release
19-01-2006 17:21
With a surprise new audio cassette released this week, Bin Laden is back in the media spotlight. It seems to be a hit already even though few people have actually heard it, so we decided to check it out and bring you the score...The lie that goes by the name "democracy"
19-01-2006 13:58
My long, rambling and belated thoughts on what so many public figures claim to be fighting for...Tony Lecomber bites the dust
18-01-2006 19:16
Lecomber the bomber gets the boot from the BNPPolish MEP says gays and the issue 'undermine the EU' !!
18-01-2006 15:58
MEP's debated homosexuality on Jan 16th. They demandedbetter protection for LGBT people across the EU in the light of recent attacks and some new (Eastern Euro) countries bans on gay parades and civil partnerships etc(Poland/Latvia etc)
However,a Polish MEP defended its 'position'. (See 1 & 2)
So Far and Yet So Near - show 2
18-01-2006 00:44
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- Terrorism and society - Claire Bennett from the Harambee Centre comes into the studio to talk about her workshop on the social effects of terrorism in the UK
- Hannah and Derek play samba with the Arco Iris samba band
- Being ethical and healthy in the new year - Cambridge shops give some advice
- Hear from Nim Njuguna, director of the Cambridge Ethnic Community Forum
Interview about rampART free cinema evenings
17-01-2006 16:15
Every thursday at 8pm, 15 Rampart Street, London E1 2LA... this run down warehouse in London's east-end might not seem the most likely place for a cinema but nether-the-less every week dozens of people attend this squatted building to watch films given a radical slant...Mindwalk 27: Louisiana Land-Grab
17-01-2006 07:20
I include a soon to be classic Bush sound-byte that aired on Letterman mixed in with the soundtrack of a video I found on the web at spikedhoumor.com of a Fuel Convoy getting pelted with rocks by Iraqi Children.ICOPA XI
17-01-2006 01:33
![SEE YOU IN VAN DIEMAN'S LAND 2006!](/icon/2006/01/331720.jpg)
Griffin's nazi boot-boys outnumbered again
16-01-2006 22:48
Report on Griffin court case demoRise of the women
16-01-2006 21:46
Wow, women of the world see new hoped as two continents get their first elected heads of state...Film Premiere - Documentary of a Palestinian Refugee Camp.
16-01-2006 20:59
“Here’s Tomorrow” - a documentary film project with the people of Baqa’a Refugee Camp.Big Brother contacts rampART for auditions for next series
16-01-2006 16:20
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The rampART was phoned today by a representative of Channel Fours' most mindless TV show, the infamous BIG BROTHER! argh...
Lowering the Flag
16-01-2006 16:03
“Heroism on command, senseless violence, and all the loathsome nonsense that goes by the name of patriotism - how passionately I hate them!” [Albert Einstein]SIXTH ANNUAL BICYCLE FILM FESTIVAL Call for Entries
16-01-2006 05:40
The Bicycle Film Festival is seeking submissions for its sixth annual Festival. The event will feature dozens of different films on a variety of bicycle styles - from BMX to urban bike culture, cycling to commuting.Flyers and poster for the Critical Mass bikeride and afterparty on the 27th January
15-01-2006 12:34
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Read the previous feature article on the Critical Mass:
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The QUICKTIME REPORT 15/1/06 - SEE and LISTEN GLOBALLY!
15-01-2006 01:54
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The age of the corporate State vs the informational and cognitive public domain
13-01-2006 23:25
This article analyses the concepts of the bourgeois State, the capitalistic corporations and the democratic public domain. The main thesis is that nowadays, inside the societies ruled by the capitalistic-imperialistic systems of production, the States are deeply fused to the corporations and both orders has transformed into one indivisible entity. Thus, it is analysed how along with the advent of this corporate State humankind arrives to one of its most dangerous stages, where if the alternative forces to capitalism-imperialism are not capable to force under the rule of law or dismantle its prime agent which is the corporation (capitalistic companies), then humankind is under peril to have its democratic order hollowed-out or destroyed completely by the corporate State. Particularly, throughout the paper there are evidences of how the corporate State has corroded already part of the public domain in the library sector by means of capitalistic commoditization and privatization of its services. Evidences expose the corporation's character of lacking of ethics, moral or markedly psychopathic. Finally, it is advocated for citizens to re-establish the public domain and to force corporations under the rule of law to be judged by the enforced legal accountability of responsibilities of each of its members on an individual basis as how actually happens to any common citizen of the public.