Report to indymedia.us for Nov. 2 fraud coverage

by **

Mon, Nov 1, 2004 12:17PM

Amy Goodman had someone from indymedia.us on this morning. A lot of us will be focused on local issues, but it will be difficult to get up to the minute coverage of regional reports of voter intimidation and fraud that many of us will be looking for , via all the local IMCs.

If you have something *substantial* locally, send it over to indymedia.us because they want to do the initial filtering out of more inconsequential comments, and be the clearinghouse for real reports election day incidents and news. Cumulatively, we can probably compile material and report items faster than the TV stations reporting from the high level campaign headquarters

For more information: http://indymedia.us/en/index.shtml

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§This is a bit weird, isn't it?

by Reader

Mon, Nov 1, 2004 3:04PM

I wonder why a press release wasn't sent to all the Indymedias in the US so the readers of those sites would know about this.

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§U.S. IMC- Who, What, Where, When, Why, How?

by anon

Mon, Nov 1, 2004 4:41PM

Strange indeed. Also much like SF IMC, IMC USA seems to be setting editorial policy for all IMC's.

There were no announcements apprising individual IMCs or asking them to be a part of this.

Worse, the bastards at U.S. Indymedia have the nerve to say they are radically transparent!

I would like some background information. Certainly, if NYC IMC is involved in a substantive way that would be a bad thing.

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§how dya figure?

by gehrig

Mon, Nov 1, 2004 6:22PM

anon: "Strange indeed. Also much like SF IMC, IMC USA seems to be setting editorial policy for all IMC's. "

Where do you see that? I took a look at the site and didn't see anything nessie-esque about it.

@%<

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