This list is information, not endorsement. Updated 8/17/03

Local Area

Radio

WPFW 89.3FM
Radio CPR at 97.5 FM

Public Access TV

Web

Baltimore Indymedia
Richmond Indymedia (Virginia)
Organized C.O.U.P. Media Center
Demand Media (video)
Progressive Review

Neighborhood

Safe Streets DC
DC Watch
DC Bloggers
DC Metro Blog Map
Columbia Heights
Adams Morgan

Small Press

The Common Denominator
The InTowner
Washington City Paper
The Afro American Newspaper
Baltimore Times
Prince George's Post
Washington Blade
More Small Press

National/International

Free Speech Radio News
Micro-Power Radio News
WebActive
A-Infos Radio Project
Common Dreams
Institute for Public Accuracy
Inter Press Service
Znet
A-Infos News Service

Media Watch

Media Channel
Fairness and Accuracy In Reporting (FAIR)
Paper Tiger TV
Adbusters
The Black Commentator

Origins

Free Speech TV (FSTV) delivers hard hitting, independent, and informative programming via cable tv to seven million homes every week. They have been broadcasting for the last 5 years and now, thanks to a recent FCC ruling, may soon be on air 24 hours a day, seven days a week. This would be the nation's first full-time television network dedicated to progressive social change. FSTV also hosts the 1st and only audio/video webcasting site created entirely by its members. Free Speech TV reaches 200,000 visitors each day. FSTV has offered site hosting of the media center's daily audio/video content, distribution through their cable network of a 1 hour video program produced at the Independent Media Center of the popular protest and to the WTO on their front page, reaching 6,000 to 8,000 viewers each day. They are also providing technical and organizational support for the center. Contact: Eric Galatas, phone: (303)442-8445, e-mail: programming2@fstv.org

Protest.Net is a community of activists who are working together to create our own media. By publishing a public record, calendar, of our political activities on the web we are taking a stand against the established media. We are standing up and showing that serious activism is alive and well at the dawn of the 21st century. Everyday from Kansas to India activists are meeting, organizing, and protesting to demand a better world for all. When the corporate media takes note of our activities it is only to spit upon our struggle. We are accused of being misinformed bleading heart hooligans with nothing better to do than march up and down blocking traffic. Yet the rich get richer, and we are told to be complacent, to wait for our due. They say the environment isn't being destroyed, it's ok to kill millions of Iraqi's with vindictive sanctions, that the billions living in slums just need to work harder, that global domination by a corporate elite is the only way. Activists around the world are fighting for a better world. We can't rely on the media establishment to cover our movements. We will rise up and seize the means of communication! Contact: Rabble-Rouser, phone: (617)290-2595, 3-mail: rabble@protest.net

Deep Dish TV is a national satellite network that links cable access producers and programmers, independent video makers, activists, and people who support the idea and reality of a progressive television network. DDTV distributes creative programming that educates and activates, providing an alternative to the commercial networks' presentation of a homogeneous and one-dimensional society. Deep Dish TV is programmed on more than 300 cable systems and selected public stations, and reaches more than 3 million home satellite owners in North America. Deep Dish has expressed great interest in satellite distribution of video content generated by the media center, as well as, video links to the center's web site. Contact: Tom Poole, phone: (212)473-8933, e-mail: deepdish@igc.org

Radio For Peace International (RFPI) is a shortwave radio station which began broadcasting its' round-the-clock progressive, bilingual programming in September, 1987. The goal of Radio For Peace International is to address the world community in order to encourage and stimulate dialogue on issues related to peace, including peace education, environmental issues, the elimination of world hunger and the establishment of social justice. Using shortwave radio RFPI's broadcasts are receivable worldwide in addition to their fully archived web-site featuring RealAudio files. RFPI's studios and transmitters are located on the campus of the University for Peace (created by the United Nations) in Costa Rica. RFPI is a joint project of Earth Communications with offices in Oregon, USA and the University for Peace. RFPI will feature audio content from the media center on their daily Progressive News Network, and also broadcast a daily audio journal produced in Seattle and streamed over the net. Phone: (503)252-3639 or (506)249-1821, e-mail: info@rfpi.org

Media Island International (MII) is a resource and networking center for individuals, organizations, and movements working on a regional, national, and international basis. MII is committed to collecting, processing, and distributing crucial information addressing the social justice, economic democracy, ecological sustainability and peace issues that we all collectively face. MII dedicates its attention to developing associations with alternative media and first-hand sources of information nationally and internationally. Since 1991 Media Island has been a fiscal sponsor helping stabilize various emerging social change groups. Media Island has offered the Independent Media Center its organizational support and advice, linking with their networks and databases, help with fundraising, and fiscal sponsorship to attract donors interested in tax-free donations.Contact: Jimmy Mateson, phone: (360)352-8526, e-mail: mii@olywa.net

Producers

Video Activist Network
The Direct Action Media Network

More Supporters And Allies

Asian Pacific Environmental Exchange (APEX)
CorpWatch
Counter Media (Chicago)
Free Radio Berkeley
Grand Rapids TV
Homeless News Network
Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy (IATP)
Jam For Justice
KO-OP Radio - Austin, TX
LA Media Coalition
Labor Beat
National Radio Project
NY Free Media Alliance
One World
Pacific Center for Alternative Journalists
Peoples Global Action (PGA)
Organization for Autonomous Telecommunications (tao)
Undercurrents (UK)
Videoazimut
World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters (AMARC)

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