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Pirate Radio USA (2006) (AVI) [h33t] [groggin]
Pirate Radio (2006)
AVI
1:24 min
Pirate Radio USA is a feature length digital
documentary about the underground world of illegal
radio in America, where people play what they want
and say what they want–unless the FCC catches them…
DJ’s Him and Her, from their live Pirate Radio USA
Studio, take you on a rock -n-roll journey inside
rogue radio stations across the country to see why
Americans defy Federal Law to free the radio
airwaves. On the way see the rise of Big Media, the
growth of Citizen Media to encounter it, and witness
their showdown over the truth during the 1999 World
Trade Organization meetings in Seattle. See the
battle to free the airwaves and find out the real
price of freedom. It’s not about Left vs. Right,
it’s about Big vs. Small.
Screencaps
AVI Information
Filename: Pirate Radio USA.avi
Filesize: 732964864 Bytes (699.01 MB)
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Running Time: 5096.39 s (1h 24m 56s)
Framerate: 29.9700 fps
Microseconds Per Frame: 33367 ms
Frames: 152739
Keyframes: 1170 (Every 130)
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Category | Documentary |
Uploaded by | Unknown |
Uploaded on | Jul 28, 2011 |
Number of files | 75 |
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2 Comments
This is a good one. Radio is still the most universal and democratic medium. And pirate radio just takes the people's airwaves which are rightfully theirs in the first place.
What might be a good discussion is the fact that in Tunisia (whatever happened there?) and Egypt they talk a lot about so-called social media but where is their revolution now? By contrast radio is big in the global South and their actions are more cohesive with the common communication of radio.
My conclusion is that radio still works.
This film on pirate radio is a good intro to the craft of underground broadcast.
What might be a good discussion is the fact that in Tunisia (whatever happened there?) and Egypt they talk a lot about so-called social media but where is their revolution now? By contrast radio is big in the global South and their actions are more cohesive with the common communication of radio.
My conclusion is that radio still works.
This film on pirate radio is a good intro to the craft of underground broadcast.
Jul 29 2011, 04:55 CEST
This is a great documentary. I know the director. He worked really hard on this and it went to about 7 film festivals. He's cool with it being on bittorrent. He's got a new film coming out called The Unbookables.
Aug 02 2011, 03:23 CEST
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