<p>Created by: maqui.</p> <p>User 'maqui' did: promote at Wed Nov 18 21:00:58 +0000 2009.</p> true true <p>For more photos during the opening night of the exhibition see <a href="http://london.indymedia.org/articles/3157">this report</a>.</p> 35 2009-11-18T20:38:59+00:00 3158 promoted maqui px false

<p>After a successful <a href="http://london.indymedia.org/articles/3157">opening of the exhibition on Friday night</a>, the show opened its doors again on Saturday morning for the <a href="http://signsofrevolt.net/?page_id=41">'Festival of Radical Communication'</a> that continued until Sunday evening. Throughout the weekend there were a series of presentations, talks, discussions and film screenings that were well attended by visitors and passers-by.</p> <p>Indymedia London gave a presentation entitled 'Indymedia Vs Social Media: After 10yrs of Indymedia, What's Next?' on Sunday afternoon. This talk looked into the impact of the 'social media' tools in today's use of the internet, and how this impacts on Indymedia's own existance, whilst looking at the future of the IMC project. The Indymedia London talk was preceded by session by a group of professional photographers entitled 'I'm a Photographer, not a Terrorist, Bringing Home the Real News'. This talk addressed issues around the State's criminalisation of those taking images during the reporting of political events, and how prhotographers are organising against this.</p> <p>Here there are some snaps of these two sessions, as well as more photos of the work on diplay at the <a href="http://signsofrevolt.net/">'Signs of Revolt'</a> exhibition:</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>

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