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Prospects of a radiant future: From Chernobyl to Fukushima
It is beyond doubt that both, Chernobyl and now Fukushima with their respective, nefarious crisis mismanagements and their criminal disinformation campaigns, have paved the way for a radiant future. But we will not exactly be beaming with joy.
Sukey slip closer into the arms of the Met
Sukey have changed their their Warning To Idiots page to come across a little more, er user friendly.
Review: Activism vs Slacktivism debate: but what happened to Hacktivism?
A Japanese Chernobyl -summary of news
This is a translation of an article distributed by the independent media association, Silence
YouTube/Google want your phone number
New rules for posting on YouTube are an invasion of privacy and make anonymous posting much harder.
Japan's nuclear crisis on Monday is now more serious than ever before.
"The situation in Fukushima Reactor Number 2 is now well-beyond the Three Mile Island accident in the United States. And the situation on the ground is one of desperate measures.
Liberal Democrat Conference Fringe Meeting: Who controls the internet? #ldconf
Japan Atomic Emergency Bulletin #3
Japan Atomic Emergency Bulletin #2
What happened to the hope-inspiring 'sweet bird of youth' of Ernst Bloch?
Who does not expect the unexpected will never find the anticipatory New, never be the emancipatory New.
Richard Stallman: Copyright vs Community in the Age of Computer Networks
Death Penalty for Bradley Manning, the Alleged #WikiLeaks Whistleblower?
Alleged WikiLeaks source Pfc. Bradley Manning, who has been in US custody since last May, after he reportedly told a former hacker that he had passed thousands of classified US military documents and diplomatic cables to WikiLeaks, had 22 new charges filed against him on Tuesday by the US Army, including a capital offense — “aiding the enemy” — for which the government has said it will not seek the death penalty, although, as Wired explained, “under the Uniform Code of Military Justice, the presiding judge ultimately decides what charges to refer to court-martial and whether to impose the death penalty.”
Shells survey work stopped agein
Smash the Greek state's website in solidarity with the hunger strikers
Join us in bringing down the Greek state's websites, in solidarity with the immigrant hunger strikers! |
I went along to St Annes College this afternoon to the debate Activism vs. Slacktivism, part of the eCampaigning Forum conference taking place on 22nd and 23rd March in Oxford. I wondered what it was all about.
Attached is a recording of a meeting held by Liberal Democrat Voice, 
Richard Stallman spoke in Sheffield on 5th March 2011 on Copyright vs Community in the Age of Computer Networks.
This morning 6 people got in the way of Shell's survey work causing them to pack up and go away.
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