IndyConference: Building a Sustainable Radical Media Network

February 17.2005 - February 20.2005
Austin, TX, University of Texas
Austin, TX

IndyConference seeks to bring together Indymedia activists from across the continent to discuss the progress as a media democracy movement, as well as look at ways in which the movement can improve it's content and effectiveness as a radical media network. Come and participate in creating a new direction for the movement, while celebrating all that has been accomplished.

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