[IMC-US] Where are we at w/ press release?

Tribal Scribal valeoftheoaks at hotmail.com
Mon Nov 1 09:14:38 CST 2004


I never got a response to this (below). Has the press release already gone 
out? If so, to what groups? Where are we at on this?

d.o.


>From: "Tribal Scribal" <valeoftheoaks at hotmail.com>
>To: ana at riseup.net, imc-us at ucimc.org
>Subject: RE: [IMC-US] Another draft of press release.
>Date: Sat, 30 Oct 2004 23:34:06 +0000
>
>Excellent. How about my earlier question about who sends it where and when? 
>It seems like "when" might be Sunday night, yes? How about who sends it 
>where? This is the breakdown i asked about this morning:
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><<Should we take like categories to send it out to, like 1)other 
>independent media; 2)liberal media; 3)p&j groups; 4)media activist groups; 
>etc.? >>
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>If this works for everyone, people could pick a category and ask the list 
>for any additional links they don't have, UNLESS someone is sitting on the 
>mother of all lists, of course!  :)
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>d.o.
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>I like
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>>From: Ana Nogueira <ana at riseup.net>
>>To: <imc-us at ucimc.org>
>>Subject: [IMC-US] Another draft of press release. Date: Sat, 30 Oct 2004 
>>18:51:27 -0400
>>
>>Another quote I was waiting on came in. so I added it. Are there any other
>>suggested changes?
>>
>>Btw, looks like democracy now is interested in doing a whole segment 
>>monday
>>on what indymedia's plans are for the election. This includes the text
>>messeging stuff and voip and what not. ;-)
>>
>>Happy halloween
>>http://nyc.indymedia.org/newswire/display/128902/index.php
>>
>>ana
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>>
>>On the eve of what may be the most important election in U.S. history, the
>>Indymedia network announces the launch of a new and indispensable website
>>for gathering the news and views of ordinary people across the country and
>>around the world.
>>
>>
>>
>>With its mission of publishing independent, on-the-ground reports from the
>>people who experience the news most directly, indymedia.us will amplify 
>>the
>>voices of those most directly impacted not only by the elections process,
>>but also by the policies of either a Bush or Kerry administration.
>>
>>
>>
>>³Indymedia has changed the face of journalism through its creative and
>>comprehensive coverage from the front lines of struggles for social 
>>justice
>>through out the world,² says Amy Goodman, host of Democracy Now!, the
>>independent public radio and TV news hour. ³With its vast network of
>>unembedded journalists throughout the country indymedia.us will become a
>>weapon in the fight for the truth about what happens on November 2nd and
>>beyond.²
>>
>>
>>
>>The US IMC website centers around a syndicated wire of all featured 
>>articles
>>published by participating local US-based IMCs. As with all Indymedia 
>>sites,
>>the USIMC¹s open publishing newswire empowers people to become the media 
>>by
>>posting their articles, photos, videos, and audio clips directly to the
>>website¹s wire. But the US IMC¹s main function is to make the news that is
>>published, culled and edited to local IMC sites relevant and accessible to 
>>a
>>broader audience.
>>
>>
>>
>>Says journalist and activist Rosa Clemente: ³Indymedia is the only source
>>that truly comes from the ground-up. Young people all across the globe are
>>learning how to be the story-tellers of their community. In a whole host 
>>of
>>ways, Indymedia has access to reports that the corporate media and even 
>>most
>>alternative media outlets do not.²
>>
>>
>>
>>There are currently 165 autonomous Independent Media Centers (IMC) around
>>the world. Over 50 of them are in the United States.
>>
>>
>>
>>Indymedia is a grassroots network committed to using media production and
>>distribution as tools for promoting social and economic justice. It is
>>dedicated to addressing issues that the mainstream media neglects and 
>>hopes
>>to empower people to "become the media" by providing democratic access to
>>available technologies and information.
>>
>>
>>
>>Visit the site at: http://us.indymedia.org <http://us.indymedia.org/>  or
>>http://indymedia.us <http://indymedia.us/>
>>
>>Contact imc-us at indymedia.org
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