This is a post that I cannot resist commenting about. Needing to confess
being political would seem to imply that somebody or some people were
criticizing this post for being political. Assuming this to be the case,
a couple of observations are needed here. First of al, a television
program is
Hola All~~ The whole world and those of us who live in it to any real degree is
by nature political. Politics springs up our of economics. Any quest to bridge
the digital divide is inherently political. We either impact life in the realm
of politics or we are impacted by those who do, like vot
Hi:
My concern about my being overly political didn't pertain to the
inclusion of the speech in the list-- which was clearly on-topic-- but
my more personal, political statement about Moyers being subjected to
relentless bashing from certain circles. I thought that might be over
the line. It didn
Yes, I'm getting political here, but the idea that someone as moderate,
intelligent and reasonable as Bill Moyers can be branded a radical
leftist extremist is profoundly depressing to me. As is also the low
ratings of his PBS show, NOW.
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I HIGHLY recomm
I HIGHLY recommend that you listen, read, and watch Bill Moyers speech. I
think it's a serious historic milestone. A turning point in the mainstream
understanding and action behind the cause of media reform. I hope the
whole world gets a chance to hear it.
-Brian R.
audioactivism.org
> I recommen
I recommend subscribing to this list by going to the freepress.net website
(not .org)
I also recommend joining this organization.
-mm
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