So you got some language skills and some time to burn? Why not translate one of our many videos.
We have uploaded several of our films to DOT.SUB on this link. But if there are films you’d like to translate and don’t see them there, shoot us an email and we’ll put it up. We also need folks to transcribe our videos for subtitling and future translations.
The motherfuckers at the RIAA sued Jammie Thomas-Rasset for $1.92 Million for downloading 24 of their worst songs. I won’t go into the details, but if you want to read more click here or here. Regardless of her poor taste in music, homegirl (who is a single mom BTW) did nothng wrong IMO. So in solidarity with her plight, why not download the $1.92 Million playlist yerself.
With my crappy camera phone I take pictures of the graffitti and stickers that express disgust with the games.
Check this page for updates.
This may be payback by Fox for the harrasment they received from the St. Paul, Po Po. In any event, it’s cool to get some acknowledgement from these corporate scumsuckers.
Love and Fearlessness was such a pleasant surprise. What am I talking about, this flock blew my socks off! Using the act of sleeping to challenge the notion of private property is simply brilliant, and these folks have a chance to win. Don’t worry, just watch it and it will all make sense. Also for some reason this one cuts of at the end, but you get the picture. If I am able to find one with the last minute or so, I’ll re-post.
A website called Cinemocracy is running a video contest and the winner will win plane tix and airfare to Denver. Please vote for our video to help facilitate our street coverage of the DNC.
The video link is here http://www.cinemocracy.org
At the bottom right of the page there’s 5 stars. Click on the farthest star to the right and bingo. You don’t need to register and you can also vote once a day.
Also please click on the links below and vote for the videos on those pages. These are people in my team and if we end in the top ten, we get airfare and lodging in Denver which is half the battle. There’s no registration bullshit, so it really takes no time.
1. USE
2. 2004 a year in dissent
3. Democracy is a spectacle
4. Letter to the future president
thanks//stim
For any of you wanting to get your feet wet in the world of direct action, here’s your chance:
This summer, join people from throughout the Southeast and beyond for the second annual Southeast Convergence for Climate Action. After the resounding success of last year’s convergence, we are excited to continue the struggle for climate justice in the Southeast with an engaging week of workshops, strategizing, and direct action! This year’s convergence will be hosted in Virginia where communities are fighting uranium mining, nuclear power, mountaintop removal coal mining, and new (as well as old) coal plants. Once again we will unite to fight the coal industry’s stranglehold on our region while rejecting the deadly nuke industry’s attempt to position themselves as the solution to the climate crisis.
Convergences happening in the NorthEast, SouthEast and WestCoast. See you there?
I am at a super cool all volunteer run free topless music fest in Columbus, Ohio called COMFEST!
This one has been running since 1972, almost as old as my ancient ass. Anywho, there’s some bad ass motherfuckers called Sporeprint and they set up these news paper dispensers with copies of CrimethInc’s "Fighting for Our Lives". What a great idea.
So I get this "COPYRIGHT NOTICE" from GooTube:
Dear YouTube Member:
UMG has claimed some or all visual content in your video It’s the End of the World as We know it #31. This claim was made as part of the YouTube Content Identification program.
Your video is still live because UMG (This is the Universal Music Group, but GooTube is not very fuckin specific) has authorized the use of this content on YouTube. As long as UMG has a claim on your video, they will receive public statistics about your video, such as number of views. Viewers may also see advertising on your video’s page.
Blah Blah Blah (some more bullshit in between)
Sincerely,
The YouTube Content Identification Team
So basically, I used a Chamillionaire video and even though I am in essence promoting their artist, they feel they must in turn use my content to promote their bullshit products. Does this seem like a fair deal to you? I think this further prooves Anne’s point. I am now considering pulling the clip for YouTube altogether. What do y’all think?
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