Articles tagged with ‘Mobilisation’

Climate Camp 2006 Drax Power Station24/08/2006

During the Climate Camp, the field IMC media centre was open for a minimum of five hours each day (two and a half each morning and evening), with these limited opening hours primarily aimed to conserve power. Some days it was open longer, and it ran fully all day for two days until about midnight during the main day of action.

G8 2005: Stirling Field Imc Tent02/07/2005

Stirling field IMC during G8 2005, 02. to 09. July, set up by people from imc bristol, psand.net and bristol wireless and used by many others. Tent with pp working on laptops.

G8 2005: Imc Opens In Edinburgh01/07/2005

The IMC in Edinburgh was open for about two weeks during the G8 protests 2005. ca 25 public access terminals plus boxes for audio, video and pictures as well as laptop ports. Ca 1000 pp used it.

G8 Media Convergence14/05/2005

In preparation for the 2005 G8 Summit in Edinburgh, a media convergence was hosted by Indymedia London at The Institute for Autonomy occupied social center. About 100 media makers attended the two-day event, which helped plan strategies and tactics for media production at the anti-G8 mobilizations set for the early summer.

Dsei 200111/09/2001

Imc Uk reported from an internet caff about the "Fiesta for Live", the 2003 protests against the world biggest arms fair. In the course of the reporting, we watched aircrafts flying into the world trade center on web-videos.

Mayday 2000: First Imc Uk Public Appearance01/05/2000

On MayDay 2000, Imc Uk had its first public appearance. Below you see the public access tent at the Guerilla Gardening protest in Parliament Square, and the first manually maintained Imc Uk website (without open publishing).

J18. Description.18/06/1999

“Carnival against Capitalism” in financial centers all over the world. Also called a "global street party". 10.000 partied in City of London. Police and corporate media didn't like it -> Criminalisation of Reclaim the Streets. Reports from all locations were collected on one website. Beginnings of Indymedia.

J18. Global Webportal. Screenshot.18/06/1999

Website reporting about the “Carnival against Capitalism” in financial centers worldwide. Hosted by bakspace and partly produced in London. A precursor of indymedia.

J18. Karneval Und Konfrontation. Essay.18/06/1999

German language essay. Some background and analysis about j18 in London and RTS from an eyewitness.

Backspace18/06/1999

Backspace opened in spring 1996 and closed late December 1999. The media center for J18th in London was set up in Backspace. After J18th, a newly formed "Reclaim the Streets media group" met in Backspace a few times, then transformed into the first imc uk collective. The people who ran Backspace continue to support indymedia uk with all sorts of tech facilities.

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