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of Els propaganda machloe can actively promoting violence against the working class. In all other circumstances communication facilities for all organisations and tendencies within the workers"
democracy, and to falter on this path is to lay the basis for confusion and division among the foroes that cao be won to the revolution, as the experience of Repubiica in Portugal demonstrated TITS ADDIN proted medin. broadcasting is a crucial weapon in the hands of whichever class has the use of it.
through onone les. a tris mass forum for debate, and can play a critical role in the coordination of struggle SCOR WE CAL BORiTI publishing and discrihuting newspapers. it is no accident that in Italy, where a quirk groups to establish radio scarions, it was part played by Radio Alice in monilising for a streel baltie in Boloena that led to its immediate seizure by the -In Britain, the 'air piracy' laws bave so far ensured that the bourgeoisie has a total monopoly of the air waves, ahort of The labour movement here has been slow appreciate the potential of baest casting, and entirely demands. The use of the fourth TV by the labour community radio and TV stations in every town, and the automatic right of reply on existing networks should be our minimum TECHNOLOGY Developments in rechnology are now transforming Lhe production of printed capitalist others of praply standing owners greatly enhancing their profits by decimating the labour WILTSIDE WONCE journalists have rejected the job sell-out deal cooked up by the bosses and union OUTERCICS any effective alternarive. Vet the demand for work-sharing with no loss of pay, and labour movement and community papers would unite the inserests of (workers in the WE mIDSE suller its The fight against the Social Contrac and the stripple posinst tocism are the issues on which the workers" movement presently finds itself under the bisa viest these issues in particular that an increasing number of medin workers take excepton to coe producis they tun our This, above all, explains why the press barons are in a frenzy over the journalists' on the question prior to the Industrial Relations Act when the law provided prescy Past us members are now striking for.
GEOFFREY SHERIDAN is on the staff of Socialist Challenge LENTINE LEINE MOON A RE and o recent mercher of the NOT's Free lance industrial Counci
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