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RADICAL MEDIA ROUNDUP

*A new radical newsletter is hitting the virtual streets of Bristol. The Autonomist will combine coverage of local campaigns with listings for local groups, spaces and upcoming events. With details of a new squatted social centre opening, Issue 1 is available now online at www.bristolautonomist.blogspot.com

* Just Do It is a film following environmental activists as they take on the forces of capitalism and ecological destruction through civil disobedience. Relying on a volunteer production team and paid for by crowd-funding, the film will be released as a free to distribute Creative Commons project early next year. To check out the trailer or find out how to get involved in the project see www.just-do-it.org.uk

Keywords: bristol, climate change, documentary, film, newsletter, radical media


 
 

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