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Posts Tagged ‘Acorn’
Thursday reading
Posted in News, WWW, tagged Absolute Radio UK, Acorn, Adam Carolla, App Rising, e-voting, FCC, hemp, Huffington Post, iLike, Infinite Dial, Jared Polis, Lala, Liz Cheney, marijuana, Media Shift, National Security Letter, net neutrality, propaganda, Public Knowledge, public media, Rachel Maddow, Raw Story, Save the Internet, Sequoia, TechDirt, torture music, Westword, white spaces on October 22, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Pentagon used psyops on US public from Raw Story
Musicians demand info on their music used for torture
AT&T staff told to complain about net neutrality to FCC
Oops: Sequoia reveals e-voting code from Tech Dirt
Rep. Polis narrowly avoids net neutrality disaster
Broadband stimulus has failed to date from App Rising
Rachel Maddow challenges Liz Cheney: be on my show
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New article on ACORN in Boise Weekly
Posted in News, tagged Acorn, Boise Weekly on October 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Click over to the Boise Weekly news department to read my latest article. ACORN couldn’t raise enough funds to stay in Idaho. There was a lot of material that couldn’t fit in print. Should have a blog coming out later this week. If you’re in Boise, grab me a newsprint copy. I love newsprint.
Boise Weekly article on ACORN next week
Posted in WWW, tagged Acorn, Boise Weekly, Jeremy Scahill, Rebel Reports, The Nation on October 15, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Heads up, my new article about ACORN in Idaho is coming out in the Boise Weekly next Wednesday. There is a lot of material, so why not start HERE with the latest from Rebel Reports writer Jeremy Scahill in The Nation on how ACORN fits into the larger federal contractor scene.