Indy Media Watch

Indymedia was set up to fill a void in the corporate media. An idea I thought long overdue. Unfortunately, as a largely unmoderated, unrestricted medium it was promptly over-run by bigots, trolls and Nazis confusing free-speech with hate-speech. I believe the Indy Media experiment has failed. As Indymedia claims it keeps the corporate media honest, I decided it was time someone watched Indymedia instead. Be careful... You may not like what you see.

Sunday, October 30, 2005

Where it's At

You can learn a lot about what's high on the Indymedia agenda by looking at the most 'commented' articles on the various newswires. At the moment, an article on Utah Indymedia featuring a massive list of Hebrew & Yiddish insults is the most commented by a factor of about ten. Not much of it is particularly intelligent.

Small things...

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