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SWAMP Southwest Alternate Media Project is a nonprofit regional media arts center committed to the production, promotion, and presentation of film and video as art forms to a multi-cultural public. SWAMP believes it is essential to our society to support the development of a population of media literate individuals.
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Austin Scene Film and video scene in and around the state capitol via the
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Film Alliance of Austin Free e-mail newsletter, boasting "All of the film business
news going on in Austin and around Texas that we know about." If you
would like to see what the letter is like, the most recent copy is posted at:
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Blackfilm.com
Distributor whose mission is to present and promote Black cinema. Website includes reviews and features on studio released, independent and historical films and information on productions, jobs, casting calls, grants, festivals, conferences and other events. New Subscribers will also be invited to participate in future independent & advanced film screenings, promotions and other blackfilm.com events and programs. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Dallas ARTS Revue Featuring Dallas visual and experimental arts news, views, reviews, links, calendars and online exhibitions. http://www.dallasartsrevue.com - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Indie Slate Magazine The most extensive regional Cast & Crew production listings. The mag is available at all major bookstores in Texas and the Southwest, and via our web site: - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Texas Underground Calendar of Events + Local Buzz + Indie of the Month and
Much, Much, More... ALL FREE!!!
What's new @
indieWIRE.com
MEDIACHANNEL.ORG, First "Global Media Supersite" Responding to a "media crisis" in an age of mega-mergers and unprecedented corporate concentration, two international foundations are launching MediaChannel.org, the first Web portal dedicated to international media issues. The site will be the premier Internet source for analysis and information about the media. Original content on the site includes a daily media news page, with links to the most important and provocative media news stories online, providing the most comprehensive searchable database of media topics available on the Web. The Views section offers all-original critical commentary, inside information and open debates on the state of the global media, including Schechter's weekly "News Dissector" column, and pieces from international contributors such as Todd Gitlin, Culture and Communication professor at New York University, Nadine Gordimer, the renowned South African Nobel Prize winning writer, and the noted Latin American essayist Eduardo Galeano. A Media Arts section includes stories from affiliate groups dedicated to artistic freedom, as well as an original column by media arts editor Robert Atkins. The section also brings back to the Web "The File Room," Antonio Muntadas's pioneering online artwork about cultural censorship. "Discussion, debate and discourse are our hallmarks," said
Ken Jordan, MediaChannel's Site Director. "We don't just gripe about what's
wrong with the media -- we also explore ways to make it right. We are creating
an on-line center for media critics, analysts, educators and journalists world
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