Tag: Internet-based activism
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Occupy posters
One of the things that attracted my attention to Occupy Wall Street several years ago was the photos and graphics, and glad people are still keeping that spirit going with Occupy* Posters. It was a diverse spread of opinions – not even a conveniently unified message in a conventional political sense, that’s what made it…
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OpBlackout: You Should Have Expected Us, Megaupload raided
It seems Anonymous has called for war, and this won’t be pretty. Reason? The US raided and pulled down Megaupload, on foreign soil (New Zealand – where they passed or close to passing ACTA – don’t worry, if the EU or your country passes ACTA they will come for you too). So Anonymous, who has…
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RadioClashBlog & MutantPop support Wikileaks
(artwork donated by the wonderful people at DeviantArt ~daihaa-wyrd) Whatever you think about Julian Assange and what’s happening to him, it’s just as important to keep Wikileaks online and free from attack as part of the fallout of the Cablegate saga. I’ve setup two subdomain redirects – wikileaks.mutantpop.net and wikileaks.radioclash.com – or use the IP…
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Denial of Service
No not talking about Twitter (although I have to say, a site that depends on Javascript for deleting or posting but doesn’t disable it in the posts is incredibly negligent and stupid. I mean, security 101 here?!? And make your site not need Javascript too!) but that following the news that the film industry has…