Convoy - Messages to DEFRA

Apart from the fact that the link is not working at all at the time I write - I've had lots of people say they don't use realvideo. I can respect that...

Realvideo is commercial shite that is full of adverts and spyware and forces upgrades on you when all you want to do is view a vid. Once a long time ago, the company that owned Realvideo was a really cool bunch of coders supporting free speech and independent grassroots media. Sadly they sold up and now realvideo are a total bunch of wankers.

Anyway, due to popular demand, I have uploaded an MPEG4 version of the DEFRA video. It is 9 minutes long and is about 4.2 mb in size.

If anyone wants a high quality version of this for screenings etc, please contact ToGG 01803 840098

 http://uk.indymedia.org/front.php3?article_id=37376&group=webcast

I have tried to get the video running but I can't seem to be able to do it. I am especially interested in looking at the photos of the Defra event. Would there be any way someone at this office could forward me them to my e-mail address.I would also like to know if it is possible to buy copies of the video of the Defra event and how do I go about doing this if it is possible.

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