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William K. Black on MSNBC

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Following his inclusion in the IPA news release “Standing Up to JPMorgan’s Dimon and ‘Hedginess’“, William K. Black had an editorial appear on CNN.com and was interviewed by MSNBC.

 

Tom Ferguson on The Real News

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Following his inclusion in the IPA news release “JPMorgan is Biggest Contributor to Senate Chair Calling Them to Testify“, Ferguson was interviewed by The Real News.

 

Alwadi on KPFK Radio, France24

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Following her inclusion in the IPA news release “U.S. Hosts Bahraini Prince as Monarchy Vows Harsher Crackdown”, Nada Alwadi was interviewed by KPFK Radio and France24.

 

Concannon on SyndicatedNews.net and WBAI

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Following his inclusion on the IPA news release Cholera in Haiti: Responsibility and Resurgence Brian Concannon was interviewed on SyndicatedNews.Net and WBAI Pacifica’s 5 O’Clock Shadow and Wakeup Call.

 

Pine on CBC Radio

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Following her inclusion on the IPA news release Honduras Fire: Government Complicity?, Adrienne Pine was interviewed on CBC’s “The Current” yesterday. Her segment starts at about the 12:30 mark.

 

Goodner on MSNBC

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Following his inclusion on an IPA news release, David Goodner of Occupy Iowa appeared on Chris Hayes’ MSNBC show yesterday, January 3, to discuss the Iowa caucus.

 

Tricarico on Democracy Now!

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Antonio Tricarico appeared on Democracy Now! yesterday to discuss the Italian financial crisis following his inclusion on an IPA news release.

 

Fremstad on NPR

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Shawn Fremstad appeared in an NPR story following his appearance on an IPA news release. He discussed structural poverty in the U.S. on “All Things Considered.”

 

Panayotakis On Democracy Now, Press TV, Hartman and More

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Following his appearance on an IPA news release, Costas Panayotakis appeared in The Indypendent, Democracy Now!, Press TV and The Thom Hartman Show to discuss Greece and the global capitalism crisis. Watch his appearance on DN! below:

 

Gupta in New York Times, Al-Jazeera English

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After his inclusion on an IPA news release, Occupied Wall Street Journal and the Indypendent founder Arun Gupta credited the site with dozens of interview requests. “As a founder of both The Indypendent and now The Occupied Wall Street Journal, I have been contacted by literally more than 40 newspapers, radio stations, wire services and television stations from around the country and the world in just a few days. I know for a fact that at least 75 percent of these requests were interview were generated as a result of the IPA press releases featuring me as an expert on the Occupy Wall Street movement.”

Among his interviews were appearances in the New York Times and Al-Jazeera English.

 

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