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Alternative Media Project (AMP)

The Alternative Media Project is the umbrella nonprofit for Infoshop.org, Practical Anarchy magazine, and several other publishing, journalism, and information dissemination projects.

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Defend Jamie ‘Bork’ Loughner

Defend Public Housing Activist and Resident Jamie ‘Bork’ Loughner !!

Stop Using the Phony ‘War on Terrorism’ to Criminalize Free Speech !!

An Injury to One is an Injury to All !!

Infoshop Sustainers

Infoshop Sustainers

Infoshop.org has been kicking capitalist butt for over 10 years. In 2004, the website reached hundreds of thousands of people, making our site one of the most popular progressive news portals on the Internet.. Thousands of people visit Infoshop every day. We have created this sustainer program so that you can support our work. Your contribution will help us defray the costs of running this project and will help us develop new services.

Netwars, info war, and cyber war

What is information war? What is net war? What are people thinking when it comes to using technology to conduct conflict?

Infoshop Reviews

Alternative Media Reviews

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Infoshop Reviews

Have you published a book, pamphlet, magazine or zine and want to get it reviewed? Has your band recorded a new CD, 7 inch, or song? Have you created something really interesting that is worth reviewing?

Free Software Movement

Free Software Movement

The free software movement, more commonly known as the open source movement, clearly has many anarchist elements to it. There are also many anarchists who are involved in the programming and creation of free software.

Projects

OpenNap: Open Source Napster Server

GNU-Linux Stuff

Linuxberg
Software!

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Breaking Glass Press

About Us

Breaking Glass Press is a new publishing imprint of the Alternative Media Project and Infoshop.org. We plan to publish materials with a radical point of view on topics that aren't covered well by mainstream publishers.

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