[Imc-ph-manila] Re: imc-ph-manila Digest, Vol 21, Issue 4

[Jayson Edward San Juan]

i agree with the suggestion and the tentative list of items for our
agenda. about the website, may i suggest that we also talk about the
possibility of re-formatting the templates (it looks too gloomy for
me, with the black background and all)...

if possible, maybe we can also talk about organizing a physical
working group that can serve as an editorial board to map out the
possible thrust and goals of the collective, much like conventional
media outfits and publications.

that's all for now.

sj

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> dear manila indymedia,
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> this past few months since the internal turmoil began last year, our
> energies was used to resolve the conflict and our concerns of building the
> project that will serve the marginalised/grass roots activist community
> was set aside for a moment. and now that we had resolved the particular
> conflict, it is now time to continue discussing our concerns of building
> an open participatory media for all.
> 
> last time, we had been talking concerns of putting a physical media center
> in the heart of Manila district or anywhere within manila area, acquiring
> equiptments and skills sharing for the community people(we started this
> through our proposal to IMC-FINANCE). these concerns in some ways had led
> to help the creation of Asia-Pacific Indymedia list that aims to provide
> Mutual Aid and Solidarity among southeast-and-east-asian IMC's.
> 
> but before we go straight the above concerns, there are other immediate
> and necessary concerns that Manila IMC has to resolve. one of these are
> the re-consolidation of our EDITORIAL COLLECTIVE, administiring the
> website, documents and outreach efforts.
> 
> that is why, i want to call for an ASSEMBLY to discuss these matters and
> CONSENSUSLY decide for the future of our project.
> 
> please post here your additional agendas for our assembly.
> [imc-ph-manila at lists.indymedia.org]
> the tentative schedule and venue for our assembly is:
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> When: Month of July 2005
> Where: University of the Philippines Diliman, Quezon City
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> (the sched and venue is changeable unless/otherwise there's a suggestion.)
> 
> any suggestions, opinions, concerns?
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> cheers,
> jong
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