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Democracy in Wired Magazine

May 25th, 2006 by Nicholas Reville

Democracy got a nice writeup in the May issue of Wired Magazine. Pretty cool. Here’s the online version. Here’s what they say:

Democracy
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Want to see the future of Net video? Download the open source Democracy Player from the Participatory Culture Foundation, a renegade nonprofit code shop. The app lets you subscribe to RSS channels, download in the background via BitTorrent, and view most video formats in full-screen resolution. (The companion site, Video Bomb, offers RSS feeds for tons of clips.) With Democracy, a well-stocked BitTorrent tracker, and a little RSS fu, who needs a TiVo?

“Renegade”!

I scanned in the print version (click for bigger size):

One Response to “Democracy in Wired Magazine”

dizi izle says:

June 23, 2009 at 1:02 am

. I'm so disappointed as I really LOVED this app. Don't know how to get it up and running again with the beautiful interface.

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