Dee Dee
Halleck
is founder of activism collective Paper Tiger Television and
co-founder of Deep Dish Television, the first national public
access satellite network. She is a professor in the Department
of Communication at the University of California, San Diego,
has directed and produced numerous documentaries, and is the
author of Hand Held Visions: the Impossible Possibilities
of Community Media, a collection of her essays to be published
by Fordham University Press.
Richard
Rowley is co-founder of Big Noise Films, a media collective
devoted to political documentary. His film This Is What Democracy
Looks Like is an account from the World Trade Organization
protests in Seattle. Rowley and the Big Noise collective have
been instrumental in the new Independent Media Center movement,
producing segments of the Showdown in Seattle and Breaking the
Bank satellite broadcasts.
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