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Indymedia presents: Winstanley (the Diggers and St George's Hill)

Mon 7 September / 7.45pm / £4 or £3 (but nobody refused for lack of funds)

Winstanley – Andrew Mollo & Kevin Brownlow, UK / 1975 / 95 mins / cert 15

Join us and the Bristol Anarchist Bookfair Collective for this screening
of a restored version of this important film from 1975. In the run up to
the Bristol Anarchist Bookfair on 12 September, this film evokes some of
the earliest examples of anarchist thought and practice. Indeed the
occupations by the Diggers have been described by some as the first
anarcho-communist revolution in history. The context of the film will be
introduced by Steve Mills, a local trade union activist and Bristol
radical historian.
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By late December 2006 the Bristol Indymedia Collective completed the first stage of a discussion to map out the possibilities for both a redesign and extension of the Bristol Indymedia model.

The summarisation of this earlier discussion can be found here:

Bristol Indymedia ‘Future Directions’ Document read full story / add a comment

Here's a quote from our editorial guidelines:
"Occasionally we must hide postings that do not adhere to the Open Publishing Guidelines (Note these hidden articles should be viewable by going to the hidden articles page - however at present a software bug prevents this). Very rarely volunteers may also decide to delete articles posted to Bristol Indymedia. "

Full guidelines here:
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Bristol Indymedia now gets nearly as many hits per day as the Evening Post website! If you do a 'Bristol' google on UK pages only, BIMC comes out at around 8th place or better, and then jostles for position with the Evening Post's 'This Is Bristol' website on busier days.

Join in the movement to democratise the media, and publish your news story now! It's only a click away (click the 'Submit An Article' / 'Publish' button) and your story will appear on the right hand newswire within minutes of posting. read full story / add a comment

This is an update of the reasons behind the US attack on the UK Indymedia servers (except the Bristol one...) - US: Indymedia raid 'part of international terror investigation' read full story / add a comment

Bristol Indymedia and the Cube Cinema are hooking-up to give an indy media / indy cinema showing of F911. The film begins at 9pm and following the showing, Bristol Indymedia people will be there with info and a drink to chat with people about the film, its message, the media, war, love and everything in between: given the reaction to the film so far, after you've seen it, you will decide that it is time for action! read full story / add a comment

A festival of sound, vision and movement - new technology and new ideas. Get in on the action! A series of events to give you a chance to explore films, DJing, dance, hip-hop, community radio, web-filmmaking and web-journalism! read full story / add a comment

The next meeting of the BIMC collective, the group of volunteers who maintain the site is later this month. read full story / add a comment

An update on the BIMC Community Media day: read full story / add a comment

Back for a second year - Bristol Indymedia's community Media Day This whole day event is a unique opportunity for people to come along, learn new skills and discuss issues surrounding grass-roots media. read full story / add a comment

An ongoing showcase of contemporary filmmakers who are finding new forms of cinema to show resistance to globalisation throughout the world. read full story / add a comment

26th Jan - Film night and social at the Cube Cinema @ 7.30pm - £3/£2 (no-one turned away for lack of funds) read full story / add a comment

On Sunday 17th November, one of the founders of the Al-Muajaha, the Iraqi media project, visited Bristol. Al-Muajaha, the Iraq Witness, was one of the first independent and democratic media outlets to form after the fall of Saddam. Its foundation was aided with technical and financial support from Bristol. Indeed the physical server the site is hosted on remains here in Bristol with additional tech-support from Bristol Indymedia Tech people. read full story / add a comment

Bristol IMC Open Meeting Monday 10th November 2003 7.30pm @ kebele read full story / add a comment

Latest news from St.Pauls! read full story / add a comment

Lambasted in Venue's letters page (issue 584) by Michael Green as 'extremist anti-Zionist ideologues' and 'supporters of Hamas and Islamic Jihad' the Bristol Palestinian Solidarity Campaign has obviously raised some hackles. So what are the hardcore of the group like in person? Tagging along with the Bristol PSC as they trek from Bristol to Bath raising money to send medical aid to the occupied territories, your intrepid IMC Volunteer braves blisters to bring you a sketch of this, now controversial, group. read full story / add a comment

An ongoing showcase of contemporary filmmakers who are finding new forms of cinema to show resistance to globalisation throughout the world. read full story / add a comment

St Pauls Unlimited Newsletter for Friday, September 26, 2003 Issue: 4 read full story / add a comment