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SEVENTH STORY IN THE SERIES “Examiner Extremists & Facebook Foibles”
Goodness, but the denizens of Operation Burn Notice were angry about having their little play pen hosed out. But, after the 5th attempt at filing a Copyright and DMCA Infringement report (and pointedly reminding Facebook that they lose whatever protection they receive under the “Safe Harbor” protection of Copyright and DMCA law once they’re notified of a legitimate copyright complaint), they finally pulled it down.
http://www.turningovertherocks.com/2011/12/22/trying-to-arouse-the-sleeping-giant-that-is-facebook/SEVENTH STORY IN THE SERIES “Examiner Extremists & Facebook Foibles”... more
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Open Season on Current UK: What Would Sharia Do? - showing Tuesday 25th October at 9pm.
Current UK's Open Season continues with an insight into sharia law and asks how much you know about Islamic law.
Help us to shape the shows you watch in 2012 by telling us what you think of this clip below.
What Would Sharia Do? Only on Current UK // Sky 183, Virgin 155.Open Season on Current UK: What Would Sharia Do? - showing Tuesday 25th October at... more
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Open Season on Current UK: Flash Talk
In this rough cut director Alex Mackintosh shows a clip from Flash Talk in which we find out a bit more about the host and comedian Jon Holmes who argues that religion has no place in government. In the clip Jon takes us to his old church where he used to go to Sunday School as a kid.
How does the film sound so far? Tell us what you think below.Open Season on Current UK: Flash Talk
In this rough cut director Alex Mackintosh... more
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Open Season on Current UK: What Would Sharia Do?
How much do British people really know about sharia law? That's the question this documentary addresses as it challenges some of the myths surrounding Islamic law.
In this rough cut, producer David Thompson introduces a clip from the documentary in which the sharia council meet a woman who got divorced in the civil courts and tell her how they would have handled her case.
What do you think of this documentary so far? Tell us below.Open Season on Current UK: What Would Sharia Do?
How much do British people really... more
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Open Season on Current UK: Dekay's Guide to Estates
Rapper Dekay takes you on a tour of the Maiden Lane estate in Camden, London, and tells you what life is like for the people who live there.
In this rough cut from the documentary, producer Anna Edwards introduces the clip of Dekay talking about surveillance on the estate.
How does the film sound so far? Tell us what you think below.Open Season on Current UK: Dekay's Guide to Estates
Rapper Dekay takes you on... more
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Lina Prestwood, Director of Content, introduces you to Open Season, Current's social TV experiment where we're asking our viewers to help us plan what’s going to be on the channel next year.
We've chosen four shows that we think have the potential to become entertaining series for Current TV. As always with Current, they’re being made by emerging directors, new production companies and our in-house production unit.
Right now they’re at the beginning stages of producing four pilot episodes and very soon you’ll be able to watch them and tell us exactly what you think of them right here on current.com, Twitter and Facebook.
Everything you say will be taken into account and in early November, together we – that’s you and us – will making the decision which will become series on Current TV next year. We want your feedback at every stage!
Find out more at http://current.com/openseasonLina Prestwood, Director of Content, introduces you to Open Season, Current's... more
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Current wants to look behind the sensationalist headlines and explore the workings of Islamic sharia courts in the UK, inviting newcomers to Islam with experience of divorce in the civil courts to engage in a hearing with our panel of Imams. Is anything to learn from a different cultural and religious perspective, or is sharia law, as some claim, incompatible with the values of a western liberal democracy?
What Would Sharia Do? premieres Tuesday 25th October at 9pm as part of Open Season.
Find out more at http://current.com/openseason
http://current.com/openseason/shariaCurrent wants to look behind the sensationalist headlines and explore the workings of... more
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Each week a well-known thinker, writer or polemicist develops a radical idea in reaction to a topical event. They will deliver a short impassioned lecture at a venue that will be the most provocative to the topic. A crowd will descend unannounced to the venue. We’ll see if the speaker is able to finish the lecture before it gets shut down!
Flash Talk premieres Tuesday 11th October at 9pm as part of Open Season.
Find out more at http://current.com/openseason
Let us know what you think of the show at http://current.com/openseason/flashtalkEach week a well-known thinker, writer or polemicist develops a radical idea in... more
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A musical documentary set within Maiden Lane estate, Camden. Featuring 20-something rapper, Dekay, the film will combine observational filming of the estate’s residents with Dekay’s own music, which talks about the social architecture of estates.
Dekay's Guide to Estates premieres Tuesday 1st November at 9pm as part of Open Season.
Find out more at http://current.com/openseason
Let us know what you think of the show at http://current.com/openseason/dekayA musical documentary set within Maiden Lane estate, Camden. Featuring 20-something... more
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2011 has seen some of the largest protests in recent British history. But who are these people who don’t simply rely on democracy and decide to take matters into their own hands? What are the stories behind the slogans and what are campaigners really fighting for? Behind Rebel Lines will take a sometimes critical but ultimately human look at the causes that motivate people to fight for the right to make their own decision.
Behind Rebel Lines premieres Tuesday 18th October at 9pm as part of Open Season.
Find out more at http://current.com/openseason
Let us know what you think of the show at http://current.com/openseason/behind-rebel-lines2011 has seen some of the largest protests in recent British history. But who are... more
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