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16-02-2006 11:12

21 new community radio stations

Ofcom, the UK regulator, has announced 21 new 5-year licenses for community radio stations.

This is great news for the community broadcasting sector and excellent news for grassroots broadcasting.

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06-09-2005 10:36

USAF Lakenheath demonstration

Join our DEMONSTRATION AT U.S.A.F. LAKENHEATH to demand the withdrawal of an estimated 110 B61 nuclear bombs deployed at this base.

SUNDAY 25th SEPTEMBER from 12 noon
MAIN GATE (GATE 1) on the A1065 3 miles south of Brandon

MUSIC -- STREET THEATRE -- OPEN MIKE
QUAKER MEETING at 2.30 p.m.

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06-09-2005 10:33

Nuclear science public meeting in Norwich

PUBLIC MEETING -- FRIDAY 16TH SEPTEMBER at 7.30 p.m., FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE, UPPER GOAT LANE, NORWICH

"THE DREAM AND THE NIGHTMARE: nuclear science, nuclear weapons and new disarmament strategies"

SPEAKER: PROF. PETER NICHOLLS, University of Essex, and chair of Abolition 2000-UK

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08-05-2005 01:05

Wireless World: Bomb detection wirelessly

A story about stopping terrorists in their tracks.

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26-03-2005 03:02

Heaalth Hazard: Type II Magnetic Radiation

This is an medical alert regarding Type II Magnetic Radiation. Research data available at website: One investigator has researched Type II Magnetic Flux Generators, and the magnetic radiation may have severely damaged his bodily functions... www.gmxxnet.com/4.html

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14-02-2005 17:26

Kyoto Protocol Comes Into Effect

On 16 February 2005, the Kyoto Protocol comes into effect, legally binding most industrialised countries to greenhouse gas emission reductions by 2012. The treaty was signed by over 180 countries in 1997 and has since been watered down by special provisions for countries like Canada and Russia as well as limited in its effect by US non-ratification.

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09-12-2004 20:19

worldwide climate change conference in Buenos Aires

The Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on
Climate Change is taking place in Argentina from 6 to 17 December 2004.
Over 6,000 participants are gathering in Buenos Aires to decide on the fate
of the global climate. After Russia´s ratification of the Kyoto Protocol,
it is now coming into effect on 16 February 2005. Following are the comments of a participant at the conference.

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04-11-2004 20:11

ASCII reopens on Saturday

It was reported some time ago on this IMC that the ASCII computer collective in Amsterdam was evicted last month. (The eviction was broadcast from the inside, via a webcam, but anyway.) The good news is that the boys and girls are reopening this weekend, in a newly squatted building in the Wibautstraat, A*dam.

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01-11-2004 11:02

Cambridge University buys greener energy!

A few weeks ago Cambridge University purchased its new supply contract for electricity for the next two years. They opted to go for a deal with Scottish and Southern which contains 76% Hydroelectric power, 23% Wind/Wave/Solar and 1% fossil fuels. This is a massive improvement over the previous contract of 12% Green energy sources and 88% fossil fuels!

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12-10-2004 23:18

More repression: ASCII collective gets evicted in Amsterdam

Key quote: "We will keep on struggling for the right to think differently, act differently and compute differently from the way corporations and fascist state governors are trying to impose us. And if necessary we will compile our last lines of sourcecode on the barricades."

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30-09-2004 16:23

Mathematical backing for Open Source software.

The open source community may now have more than ideology on their side, with researchers showing mathematically that their "release early, release often" software development model is the quickest way to bug-free code.

What follows is a re-posted article (from a website which is part of the Millenium Maths Project) describing this research. The original article is at:
 http://plus.maths.org/issue25/news/programs/

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08-09-2004 11:28

Sustainable Transport?

New sustainability website www.grownupgreen.org.uk which went live this summer, is pleased to announce a bumper package of articles posted this week. With rising fuel prices in the news, one theme is transport with features such as alternatively fuelled cars, an inner city tram network, freight on British waterways, cycling and even walking.

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27-07-2004 10:12

Biometrix Conference

The biometrics conference in London in October seems like a perfect opportunity to make people more aware of the dangers of biometric ID cards in Britain.

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07-07-2004 14:37

Recent patent developments

There has been a long standing interest on the IndyMedia newswire about the issue of patents - particularly those pertaining to intellectual property. A couple of recent events might be of interest.

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16-06-2004 13:26

Action on Climate Change

Cambridge Forum: Action on Climate Change at CB1 Café featured four speakers on climate change yesterday, 15 June.

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05-06-2004 11:21

Software Patents Audio

40 minute 64 kbps MP3 audio of the Software Patents talk given by the Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure rep, James Heald, yesterday. We are having problems with .ogg file uploads, will get that up soon.

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05-06-2004 11:08

Software Patents Forum

Yesterday a very interesting forum on Software patents was held in Cambridge. After listening to a speaker from the Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure (FFII), various candidates in the upcoming European elections gave submisisions on their position on the issue. This was then followed by a wide ranging discussion on the subject. Here's what came out of the event for me.

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28-05-2004 11:30

The case against software patents

This in-depth analysis on software patents comes from the Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure.

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27-05-2004 20:40

Forum on Software Patents

Everyone is welcome to attend this forum on software patents. If software patents are enforced across Europe this will also seriously limit our work at Indymedia!

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26-05-2004 21:35

European Nuclear Weapons Free Zone workshop

Cambridge Student Pugwash will hold an interactive workshop on "A European Nuclear Weapons Free Zone" as part of the National Nuclear Weapons Awareness Project. The Workshop will be held at Queens' College, Cambridge on Saturday 12th June. All are welcome.

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