TV that is Worth Watching

Hey Everyone! No time to write anything substantial, but here´s a message from the ACLU´s Executive Director Anthony Romero for everyone with a Satelite Dish or Cable:

I'm thrilled to tell you about a new television program we're launching that does exactly that, The ACLU Freedom Files.

With this series, we have an unprecedented opportunity to capture public attention and teach and mobilize new audiences around the pressing civil liberties issues that threaten people all across America. Developed and created in partnership with award-winning film producer Robert Greenwald (Unconstitutional, Outfoxed), The ACLU Freedom Files, produced and directed by award-winning filmmaker Jeremy Kagan, is a series of ten 30-minute episodes featuring real clients and the attorneys who defend them, as well as well-known actors, activists and comedians.
You can preview our new series right now at http://www.aclu.tv/. CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT WHAT SATION THE SHOW IS PLAYING ON.

In an age where information reaches audiences in a myriad of ways, the series will engage people in a new kind of "information activism" to bring about real change on key issues. The show will reach millions of viewers via satellite network Link TV, on college campuses across the country on Zilo TV, and via new media, technology and grassroots networks such as video blogs, podcasts, streaming video, viewing parties, screenings and more.

The premiere episode "Beyond The Patriot Act" airs in the first week of September for a very specific reason: three year's and one very long summer's worth of legislative strategy and grassroots activism will culminate this fall as the House and Senate versions of the Patriot Act go to conference to create a final Patriot Act reauthorization bill to be presented to the President.

The first episode is on tonight, so please watch for me!