PUBLIC MARKS from "Mal Burns"

Wonderful website devoted to the future as it was visualised and predicted in the past. In other words, "when today was cooler than it is now!"

New website for consolidating news, information and feeds from across Africa.

New site for checking and monitoring online video posts to all the major portals in one place

An Open Directory listing of useful bookmarking applications and sites

Great social history resource for the UK city

A new search facility to find local bloggers in your area

Good selection of torrent downlod sites for music and such. The list is based on populaeity rather than legality, so be warned.

As I write this is about to go online. It's other free video converting serice that beta testers have been giving raves to.

All online - just upload a video file, ask them to convert it and they send it back via email. Best of all, it's free!

A selection of free music from South Africa

New website launched today

Free access portal for literature and books in general

Full online version of the original book by Abbie Hoffman

RSS listing page for Underground Film.

Some fine digital art, worked from phot-referenc but whooly created with technological tools.

US based site which, simply put, aims to "keep politicians accountabable".

A Useful directory for feminism and related. This points to the top level - dig down the list by area of interest,

New station for ambient and electronic music. Chill!

A fine selection of links to intersted online optical illusions.

A new magazine portal

OpEd's page for links to various radio stations devoted to progressive politics

Another new portal in beta. It's notable today in that it shows the live execution of Saddam which at least confirms nobody ushered him away at the point where the official broadcasts stopped - a bit of a killjoy for conspiracy theorists! I really don't recommend watching that clip (unless you are still a disbeliever) but the site itself seems to be offering up a few interesting items. No doubt many clips are at YouTube and elsewhere, but Liveleak is refreshingly uncluttered by trivia.

A new Web 2 site for creative Africa. Som e great music and other things.

Site for justice in the redevelopment of of the famed musical city that was devastated by hurricane Katrina.

A lotr of people have been fetting increasingly pissed off with iPhoto's behaviour but there has been a lack of free alternatives on the Mac. This link leads to a commercial program that is now available free. It's designed to web authoring galleries but can be conisered a image browser too.