About : p2p-Politics
From the site:
There is an extraordinary range of political speech that has been created for this election, some of it professionally made, most of it not. We are volunteers who think that it should be easier for people to show other people the content they think they should see before they vote.
We built this peer-to-peer site to enable people to send personalized messages with links to video clips about this election.
Wired News: Ashcroft Vows Piracy Assault
Nothing more to say..
Been coming across more and more audio and video remixes of the debates. Going to list them here as they come:
Welcome
From the site:
Al Gore won the popular vote by over half a million votes but George Bush won the electoral vote by 5 votes and became president. Thus watching the electoral vote is more important than watching the national polls. This website is dedicated to tracking the electoral vote by examining the state-by-state polls.
Konscious.TV Konscious Convention
A bit of blatant self promotion. Monday and Tuesday night we will be broadcasting on MNN (Time Warner channel 34 in Manhattan) and streaming online from within Madison Square Garden during the Republican National Convention as well as from a couple of spots around the city. All of the camera people will be using the Interactive Tele-Journalism system for a truely engaging interactive television experience. Check it out!!!
NYC IMC: feature/106015
Josh arrested while demonstrating his polictically motivated bicycle to Ron Reagan. Talk about ridiculous arrests, his bike sprays chalk messages on the street/sidewalk. A little water and the message is erased. Are they going to start arresting kids who draw hopscotch squares on the sidewalk?
NYC IMC: feature/104892
It turned ugly as the police used excessive force and trapped many of us at various spots. It was a good ride and I am proud to have participated.
The video from IMC is particularly disturbing.
(Vote for) Anybody but George W. Bush?
From the site:
Americans disgusted with President Bush have promised to vote for “anybody but Bush.” To which we respond, “ANYBODY?” To test critics’ mettle, we’ve decided to put the matter to a vote. Thanks to our state-of-the-art survey software, people typically forbidden from voting — teenagers, felons, Canadians, and African-Americans who live in Florida — may join the rest of us in helping select the next U.S. President