DigBoston’s ongoing coverage of Occupy Boston Continue reading
Corporations
5 Comments
Email
Tags: @StudentsOccupy, Anti-War March, Banks, Boston, Boston Police Department, BPD, Citizens' Journalism, Corporations, Debt, Democracy, Dewey Square, Education, Fannie Mae, Foreclosures, Job Market, Journalism, Loans, media, Occupy Boston, Protest, Rachel McNeill, Rally, Smart Phones, Students Occupy, twitter, Unemployment, Veterans for Peace, YouTube
News
FREE RADICAL: WTF GMO?!
BIOTECHNOLOGY. Oh, it sounds like the future, what with the “life” in the “bio” and the “innovation” in the “technology.” Making things—inventing—for life and from it. It’s like magic.
Comments Off
Email
Tags: Activism, agribusiness, agriculture, biotechnology, Ciclovida, Corporations, genetically modified, GMO, health risks, India!, Monsanto, Occupy, Occupy Monsanto, organic, pesticides
Arts
FOTOBOM: CITIZENS UNITED PROTEST
On January 21, 2010 the U.S. Supreme Court made a decision that would come to greatly change the political landscape of America. In short, corporations became people protected under the First Amendment due to the Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission outcome. Continue reading
Comments Off
Email
Tags: Anniversary, Corporations, Political reform, Politics, Protest, Supreme Court, Talking Politics
News
#OCCUPY EXCERPTS: NOAM CHOMSKY
Saturday thousands of people turned up to Dewey Square for the movement’s Howard Zinn Memorial Lecture Series with renowned MIT linguist and activist Noam Chomsky. Continue reading
8 Comments
Email
Tags: Adam Smith, Campaign Finance, Capitalism, CitiGroup, Clinton, Corporations, Debt, Deficit, Economy, Environment, global warming, Great Depression, Industrialization, Labor Unions, Loans, Manufacturing, Middle Class, New Deal, Nixon, Noam Chomsky, Nuclear War, Obama, Occupy Boston, Plutocracy, Plutonomy, Précarité, Proletariat, Reagan, Revolution, Ricardo, Sit-ins, Stock Market, Strikes, sustainability, Unemployment, Wealth Distribution, Wealth of Nations, Working Class
Film
NETWORK AWESOME: 1991-THE YEAR PUNK BROKE
Network Awesome is home to the most incredible videos you’ve never seen. Today, the 1992 alternative rock documentary, 1991 – The Year Punk Broke. Continue reading
© 1999-2013 Dig Publishing LLC. All Rights Reserved.
