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Community Video:

Akaku Maui Community Television -

Community TV station that provides training and equipment.

http://www.akaku.org/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Free Speech TV Cable Project

FSTV is a part-time cable network dedicated to progressive and alternative media. FSTV acquires work from artists and activists, packages it into thematic blocks, and broadcasts it on 50 community cable channels, reaching over 7 million U.S. homes each week.

http://www.freespeech.org/

Independent Community Television Co-operative - Vancouver

Facility offering a voice for economically, socially or politically marginalized members of the community, as well as artists and local performers.

http://www.vcn.bc.ca/ictv

International Community TV and Video Exchange - Australia

Information about programs available for exchange between organisations and individuals.

http://members.ozemail.com.au/~catman/ice/

Open Channels for Europe

This website is dedicated to the European process for democracy and freedom of expression in electronic media.

http://www.openchannel.se/euro/berlin97.htm

Reel Voices

Produces documentaries on African immigrants in Philadelphia and provides technical assistance to community organizations in using video as a means to express their indigenous experiences

http://www.reelvoices.org

UnCut Video

Upload and share videos from your camcorder, webcam, mobile phone or desktop.

http://uncutvideo.aol.com/

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Six arrests over alley sex attack

Police investigating an early morning sex attack on a woman in an alley arrest six people.

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Predators could be superweed fix

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