Web: The Norwegian Support Committee for Western Saharawww.vest-sahara.no is the website for the Norwegian Support Committee for Western Sahara, and is a project that has been going on since summer 2005. It was launched in February 2007.
Web: Katrina Underground
www.katrinaunderground.com was made during December 2005/January 2006 to visualize the destruction made by the hurricane Katrina. It was later refurbished with a news function.
Web: The American Peace movement documented
The old www.iterapi.com was made during some weeks in March/April 2005, to collect pictures from peace demonstrations across the USA for an email campaign directe3d against European media. No pictures was to our knowledge shown, despite more than 50 emails sent to major papers. A month later, the same email was sent to 500 recipients in US media, but none of the pictures made it to the public area.
And design - you can now choose from more than twenty different skins when you log on to converse in private with your friends, and if you want to add a new skin, it's easy with the help of the skin design page and the included templates.
AnoChat is software for chat using 3DES encryption.
Veterans Day demonstration by Veterans for Peace13.11 - 2007 The Veterans for Peace chapter in Boston demonstrated against the decision to keep them away from the parade at Veterans Day. The demonstrators were arrested and later released on bail. Here are some pictures from the demonstration.Read more
Conservative Christians remove popular radio host17.10 - 2007 The conservative Christians in the state channel NRK finally succeeded in removing one of the best radio hosts in the radio channel for youth, NRK P3. It's the outspoken Mina Hadjian that was too much for the very conservative board of NRK, traditionally dominated by Christians. Mina had attacked the rightwing rise in Norway, and had to go.
Read how this plot to get rid of a bothersome journo went down.Read more
2003: NRK-journo Petter Nome was removed from the main TV-channel's popular summer program 'SommerÅpent' due to his work with a 'peace-list', an anti-war contact list with contacts in many countries. His list was first stopped, then he was funneled out of the channel altogether and went to Iraq as a 'communications director' for the organization Flyktningehjelpen (Refugee help).
2006: Freelance journo Erling Borgen's film 'Et lite stykke Norge' (A little piece of Norway) was stopped from screening at major broadcaster NRK in a extraordinary move by a 'internal comittee' deeming it too low in quality. His film contained vital info about Norwegian companies contracting for Guantanamo Bay projects, and also footage from a weapon's fair where Norwegian companies participated.
The article also touches upon the development in the Norwegian press to understand how these two events came to happen.Read more
But why is it so important to the US ambassador that we've had terror in Norway?Read more
Norwegian government introduces US-style surveillance of citizens21.04 - 2007 The government wants to store data about who you call and when you called, for up to two years. This is the first step on the way to mapping all electronic information, as demanded by the EU.
Today, Norwegian law requires the telecom companies to delete all information about phone and internet traffic when they no longer need them for themselves. Now the government wants to turn the rules upside down and make it mandatory to store information like this for minimum six months, maximum two years.
The Orwellian society is making progress in Norway.
I wrote this tool some months ago while developing on the xPresso publishing system (NO), and has done some rewriting this week to implement further functionality.
The Codificator now provides: - automatic code wrapping in DC board format - conversion of regular HTML-formatted text to DC board formatted text - link extraction from HTML to DC board format - auto fetch of webpages, with on-select conversion of content to DC board format.
It won't boil your coffee or knit you a warm sweater for the winter, but it may help you to be more efficient when you're online discussing politics.
Large number of US citizens demonstrated against the war in Iraq (and the possible war in Iran) during this October weekend. Massive turnout in Boston and San Fransisco, and also in Chicago, LA and DC people took to the streets. The message was: NO more war in Iraq! NO to a war with Iran!
The government wants to store data about who you call and when you called, for up to two years. This is the first step on the way to mapping all electronic information, as demanded by the EU. 
Information Operations Roadmap @ George Wash. University
Department of Defense, Information Operations Roadmap, October 30, 2003, Secret [Excised]