1. Climate Scientists Demand 300-350 ppm CO2 ASAP
(Newsletter)

...rm called Visible Technologies that specializes in monitoring social media sites, including blogs, Flickr, YouTube, Twitter and Amazon. Wired reporter Noah Shachtman writes, “America’s spy agencies wa...

2. John Pilger on Honduras, Iran, the Media and Obama
(Newsletter)

...ally character got old very quickly, he did a wonderful Paul Tsongas impression. I’d link to an example on YouTube, but NBC takes its intellectual property very seriously and therefore hundreds of the...

3. Labor Day Blues
(Newsletter)

...ress which contradicts key Bush administration claims of progress in Iraq. CONTINUE... Thailand lifts YouTube ban SCI-TECH By Agencies    Friday, 31 August 2007 Thailand has lifted ...

4. Presidential Order Affirms CIA Secret Detentions
(Newsletter)

...y 2007 US voters from around the world have posed their questions to Democratic presidential hopefuls via YouTube, the video-sharing website. CONTINUE... UK battles worst floods in 60 years SCI...

5. America’s Two Illicit Addictions
(Newsletter)

...gether members of the rival Fatah and Hamas political factions. FULL STORY... Viacom sues Google and YouTube Economy By Agencies    Wednesday, 14 March 2007 Viacom has sued YouTube...

6. Bangladesh's underage brides
(News/SReports)

Twenty years ago the United Nations adopted the Convention of the Rights of the Child. The CRC or UNCRC, is an international treaty setting out the civil, political, economic, social and cultural righ

7. Iran poll protest trials to resume
(News/Global)

The trials of an Iranian political commentator and a French teaching assistant are set to resume in Tehran. The trials of an Iranian political commentator and a French teaching assistant are set to r

8. Yemen says Iran funding rebels
(News/Arab)

Yemen has repeated its accusation that Iran is funding Houthi rebel fighters in their war against government forces in the north of the country. Yemen has repeated its accusation that Iran is funding

9. Palestinians denied access to water
(News/Arab)

Palestinian farmers in the West Bank, or "water pirates" as Israeli occupation forces prefer to call them, are siphoning off drinking water pipes in an effort to secure water to irrigate the

10. A New Harsh Media Portrayal of the Israeli
(MWC/Media)

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