Talking with Democracy Now
  • April 25, 2007

Talking with Democracy Now

Talking with Democracy Now

Here are links to a transcript of my conversation with Amy Goodman on the April 24 edition of Democracy Now. We discussed the legacy of Boris Yeltsin, the tragic death of David Halberstam and the growing campaign against the United States Postal Service decision to dramatically increase mailings costs for small publications while decreasing the postal burden of Big Media giants like Time-Warner.

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Here are links to a transcript of my conversation with Amy Goodman on the April 24 edition of Democracy Now. We discussed the legacy of Boris Yeltsin, the tragic death of David Halberstam and the growing campaign against the United States Postal Service decision to dramatically increase mailings costs for small publications while decreasing the postal burden of Big Media giants like Time-Warner.

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