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Past Conferences | National Conference for Media Reform 2011

http://conference.freepress.net/past-conferences Learn more about our conferences below — and find out more about Free Press by visiting our website . Boston, April 2011 More than 2,500 people from 48 states and nine countries packed Boston’s Seaport World Trade Center for the fifth NCMR in April 2011. Speakers included former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi; Tony Award-winning actress Sarah Jones; FCC Commissioners Mignon Clyburn and Michael Copps; Democracy Now! hosts Amy Goodman and Juan González; Sen. Bernie Sanders; GRITtv host Laura Flanders; Center for Media Justice Executive Director Malkia Cyril; Free Press President and CEO Craig Aaron and activists from Boston to Minneapolis to New Orleans and beyond.
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http://www.pressetext.com/main Kim Jong Un: Der Diktator setzt für seine Ziele auf die Macht der bewegten Bilder Das nordkoreanische Regime nutzt für seine harsche Propaganda gegen die USA und seinen südlichen Nachbarn verstärkt das Internet. Vor allem YouTube spielt in den Machtzirkeln Pjöngjangs eine immer größere Rolle, um den lancierten Drohgebärden ein breites Publikum zu verschaffen.

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http://daily.greencine.com/archives/008114.html Trees of Life by Vadim Rizov The first image in Rise of the Planet of the Apes is surprising for what it lacks, and we're not talking about F/X innovations or original ideas: it's a simple helicopter shot of a jungle, followed by dissolves closer to the forest floor. It's a recognizably green and sunny forest—not a mess of computer foliage, color-corrected to some sickly monochrome with digital haze floating around it. For a movie that relies heavily on unnatural-looking CGI animals (you get used to it fast), director Rupert Wyatt's new entry in the four-decades-and-running franchise scorns the fuzzy fake landscapes of Hollywood's loudest movies; much of the time, we're obviously looking at real buildings and locations, which balances out the chimp fakery. Two cars on fire are as real as metal and gasoline at the climax, and it's positively retro.

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