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Technology is changing the media, but regulation is lagging far behind, with the PCC no longer fit for purpose. What needs to change and how can we make sure that it does? http://hackinginquiry.org http://nuj.org.uk Comment at http://live.rebelliousmediaconference.org For more films like this http:/visionon.tv/plugandplay
Technology is changing the media, but regulation is lagging far behind, with the PCC no longer fit for purpose. Net Neutrality is on the agenda, but what does it mean for the UK? Indymedia can have their computers seized, but Redwatch is apparently free to put people in danger. What needs to change and how can we make sure that it does? http://hackinginquiry.org http://nuj.org.uk Comment at http://live.rebelliousmediaconference.org For more films like this http:/visionon.tv/plugandplay
An excerpt from the session with radical women documentarists Emily James, Manu Luksch and Andrea Luka Zimmerman. More info at http://rebelliousmediaconference.org http://visionon.tv/headmix
Young people give the lie to the mainstream media coverage of the 'riots' of August 2011. http://voicesthatshake.blogspot.com/ Comment at http://live.rebelliousmediaconference.org For more films like this http://visionon.tv/grassroots
Unheard voices on the 'riots' of August 2011. How young people have made sense of the rebellion, their relationship with media coverage and how they want to combat media prejudice. http://voicesthatshake.blogspot.com/ Comment on http://live.rebelliousmediaconference.org For more films like this http://visionon.tv/grassroots
Invisible Circus brought Old Street Magistrates back to life on Friday when a rag-tag bunch of entertainers were put on trial in front of a packed courtroom.
Invisible Circus brought Old Street Magistrates back to life as they entertained a pack courtroom on Friday with a show-trial that may pass for a closer resemblance to reality than most would like.
From internet service providers to local radio stations, from the BBC to daily red tops, corporate influence is everywhere. This session will test your knowledge of the UK media before explaining exactly who owns what. Join this session to discuss corporate influence in UK media and how we can resist it.
How are the crimes of war reported and justified by the mainstream media when they’re our crimes? How are audiences views’ shaped by this coverage, and what can we do about it? And what does the declassified record tell us about elite attitudes towards truth and the general public?
How are the crimes of war reported and justified by the mainstream media when they’re our crimes? How are audiences views’ shaped by this coverage, and what can we do about it? And what does the declassified record tell us about elite attitudes towards truth and the general public?