March 15, 2012 MEDIA ROOTS — Abby Martin, Media Roots Founder, spoke about citizen journalism and the importance of having an independent, grassroots media telling the truth from the ground up at San Francisco State University on Tuesday, , for the ‘Media Literacy: Corporate Propaganda & Advocating Independent Journalism’ Project Censored event. *** Abby Martin, Founder of Media Roots, San … Read More
ABBY’S VIEWS
Project Censored KPFA Special: Killing the Rule of Law
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MEDIA ROOTS — Project Censored has become a centrepiece at KPFA, free speech radio, the flagship motherstation of the national Pacifica Radio network. During this season’s fund drive, on Friday, February 17, 2012, Project Censored broadcast a two-point-five-hour special programme entitled ‘Brought to Justice? The Indefinite Detention and Targeted Killing of the Rule of Law’ with music by David Rovics. … Read More
Abby Martin on RT TV: GOP Campaign Rhetoric
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MEDIA ROOTS — The 2012 GOP primary debates have given people many things to make fun of—and worry about. Bill Maher, along with other comics, has poked fun at GOP candidates’ risky remarks regarding foreign policy. Abby Martin, of Media Roots, joins RT in their DC studio to discuss what this means for the U.S. people. MR *** Abby Martin … Read More
Project Censored on KPFA: Occupy Wall Street West
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MEDIA ROOTS — This week’s Project Censored KPFA Show radio broadcast addressed Occupy Wall Street West and today’s day of action around Northern California by coordinated efforts between Occupy Oakland, Occupy SF, and other Occupy groups and organisations. Abby Martin of Media Roots was on the ground covering the day’s events. MR *** PROJECT CENSORED — On Friday’s Project Censored … Read More
Abby Martin on RT TV: US Soldier Urination Scandal
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RT TV – Earlier this week, a video of US Marines urinating on dead Afghans went viral and caused an uproar around the world. CNN contributor Dana Loesch has come forward and admitted she’d join the troops to urinate on dead Afghans. Other members of the corporate media have come forward and stated that they don’t see anything wrong with the … Read More