One of the founders of Indymedia claims "we won" because Web 2.0 sites now offer the self-publishing abilities that Indymedia promised.

This article discusses the murder of Will by Mexican paramillitaries almost a year after his death.

An Austin anarchist describes being detained by a state trooper for running a red light on his bicycle. He makes some good points in spite of the antagonistic tone.

I guess I'm a little disappointed to see Wolf back down, but he's been held longer than any US journalist in history.

A non-profit professional living in Oaxaca describes daily life and media production in the troubled province.

This loosely edited video is a must-watch since it provides an amazing window into the violence in Oaxaca. The video ends with an absolutely chilling first-person shot of Brad's death.

A New York Indymedia reporter covering the teachers' strike in Oaxaca was killed by right-wing paramilitaries last week.

I was looking for videos from the N30 protests to show in class today, Students are snickering...

MediaShift has a lightweight overview of what Dan Gillmor calls "citizen media." I'm teaching a class on what media studies folks call alternative media, and this would have been nice to have at the start of the semester.

Steev on how Indymedia is perceived by Urban Dicitionary users. Apparently, they find it anti-semitic.

Austin Indymedia reports on a talk given by an FBI officer at UT Law School. I'm not sure how giving food to hungry people is a terrorist act.