Sunday, May 11, 2008
An Hour with Bill Moyers: Is American Democracy Lost?
Friday, May 09, 2008
33 minutes with Bill Moyers on Democracy
Rlick here to download in MP3 to your computer
Video excerpt: Bill Moyers on Democracy
WNYC: TV journalist Bill Moyers assesses the health of democracy in America today. His new book is Moyers on Democracy.
Wednesday, July 04, 2007
Bill Moyers with Victor Gold and the religo-con theft of the GOP
Enjoy a rich interview with Victor Gold by Bill Moyers in this full lengh episode of "Bill Moyers Journal" below as well as another MP3 file by Gold from when he was at the CATO Institute.
Runs 60 minutes
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finally click here to play (right click to download in MP3) Victor Gold at The CATO Institute direct from CATO.org
Runs 8:30 minutes
Canadians may also want to check out The Walrus article "Stephen Harper and the theo-cons" on how Canada's new Prime Minister has suceeded in turning Canada's former "Progressive Conservative" party into an extremist conservative party controlled by religious zelots and neo-cons by clicking right here.
and click here to check out Gold's new book "Invasion of the Party Snatchers" over at Amazon.com

Politics aside that's one damn catchy title. If Gold hadn't gone into politics he would have made a good humourist.
Wednesday, May 09, 2007
Saturday, December 16, 2006
Bill Moyers: Net Neutrality documentary
The debate is hot, the language heady, the metaphors many. Op-ed pages alternately bemoan "The End of the Internet" or curse "Net Neutrality Nonsense." Allegations fly about the stifling of free speech, the holding back of progress and corporate hegemony. Indeed, network neutrality has become something of a cause celebre in the digital world, pitting a slew of high-profile Internet content providers and consumer-advocacy groups against major phone and cable companies, and federal lawmakers against each other.
But what exactly is net neutrality, and why does it seem to have everyone from Google and Yahoo! to Verizon and AT&T concerned? In a nutshell, the issue involves the transmission of data over broadband networks (e.g. DSL or cable internet services). As the number of sites on the Internet continues to grow and the quality of data becomes more sophisticated-encompassing video and audio files and other multimedia applications-broadband service providers (generally cable and phone companies) are seeking to regulate how material flows to users through their increasingly taxed networks. For most large providers, this has come down to one general desire: They could establish a tiered system of content delivery in which companies with data-heavy content can pay a fee to the providers in return for "special treatment" in transmission. An analogy: For those companies that pay the fee, their content would breeze through the fast-pass lane at the toll bridge, reaching users more quickly; those who don't pay will be stuck in the crowded, slow-moving line, and users will have to wait longer for their content to load.
Sunday, November 26, 2006
A Bevy of Bill Moyers
From Google Video: " Legendary journalist Bill Moyers criticizes the Religious Right for misinterpreting the teachings of Christianity..."
