Dieses Wochenende steigen Weltweite Anti-Kriegs-Demos. Und blogger überhnehmen einen Teil der Berichterstattung ...:

This Saturday, anti-war activists will demonstrate in cities across the globe. One site is using innovative means to cover the protests: Lulop.com. The Italian company will channel independently produced video coverage of anti-war demonstrations in Europe for live broadcast on New York City's Free Speech Television and other European media outlets. Lulop.com spokesman Lorenzo Manes says, "We think public internet newsgathering is a reality, and an emerging alternative to satellite or electronic newsgathering." He says the company's mission is to bring video diversity to an increasingly concentrated broadcast world. Lulop.com -- which also runs an active weblog, Lulop.org -- works with at least 12 active contributors and as many as 100 sometime contributors.

Hier noch die ausführlichen Links dazu:

Lulop Network weblog:
http://www.lulop.org/nuke/html/index.php?newlang=english

Lulop.com: Independent Spot News Video Coverage: http://www.lulop.com

OJC: Web sites shape public opinion on Iraq (October 31, 2002): http://www.ojr.org/ojc/topics/brief.php?briefID=41281

MoveOn.org: http://www.moveon.org

The (U.K.) Guardian: http://www.guardian.co.uk/

Win Without War: http://www.winwithoutwarus.org/

Free Speech Television: http://www.fstv.org/