Wednesday, May 07, 2003
-An intro to Znet (many features of this great site)
Top Page
Here you will find all the latest links, news, and updates to ZNet—plus entry routes to virtually all its component parts.
http://www.zmag.org/weluser.htm
ZNet Japan
New Central American and Caribbean Watch (Includes Cuba)
http://www.zmag.org/content/showarticle.cfm?SectionID=54&ItemID=3553
Cartoons
http://www.zmag.org/cartoons/
Z Magazine Subsite
Z Magazine articles usually go online in this subsection three to five months after publication, and about a thousand articles are now available. You can view articles by author or topic, search them, etc. There is also considerable information about Z and links to related projects…
http://zena.secureforum.com/Znet/zmag/zmag.cfm
War/Terror Pages
In times of crisis, ZNet creates special sites to track very busy topics. These range from “scandals” like Enron, to major left events like the Seattle Demos, and so on. Our War Terror pages provide our coverage and analysis of the so-called “War on Terrorism” and related matters and give an example of a timely component focusing on a world crisis.
http://www.zmag.org/terrorframe.htm
Globalization Section
ZNet prioritizes activism and movement involvement. Many of its components focus on things people are doing or can do. A good example is the subsite devoted to the anti-corporate globalization movement.
http://www.zmag.org/CrisesCurEvts/Globalism/GlobalEcon.htm
Watches
Watch sites are devoted to pressing issues that require frequent renewed attention. Content is thorough and updated regularly
http://zmag.org/watchsites.html
CHECK OUT ASIA WATCH (includes Korea and Japan watch, Japan Focus, most of Asias)
http://www.zmag.org/asiawatch/asiawatch.htm
Translations Volunteers from around the world have translated ZNet articles into many languages. Articles can be read in Spanish, Italian, Slovak, Turkish/Kurdish and much more. Check it out! (Japanese too)
http://zmag.org/znetmultilang.htm
Instructionals ZNet includes a number of self-contained “instructionals.” Each is a collection of many pages with a unique internal navigational system. They address some realm of concern or area of interest or topic or subject matter. They include a main sequence of information, often based on a book or series of Z articles, and they often also have additional readings on subsidiary and parallel sequences.
Contributor Biography Pages
Here we provide a list of Authors who contribute to ZNet, Clicking on any of them yields a short biography plus links to some of their articles.
ZNet Interactive
Use ZNet’s interactive facilities to post or to view (user posted) reports, analyses, reviews, photos, lyrics, links, quotes, cartoons, and our highly searchable, user friendly display areas. Beyond uploaded quotes, articles, cartoons, etc. there are is also a remarkably diverse pen pals facility, among other features.
http://www.zmag.org/interznet.htm
Sustainer Program
People who wish to donate to Z use the ZNet sustainer facilities. Premiums that users receive in thanks for their donations include daily sustainer commentaries, access to an online zine of commentaries, plus access to a forum system where people can interact and ask various ZNet contributors like Noam Chomsky and Michael Albert questions.
Contact Z Do you need to get in touch with Z? This page lists the addresses for contacting Z Magazine, ZNet, Z Video, ZMI, and divisions of each.
http://www.zmag.org/Commentaries/donorform.htm
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