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Encyclopedia > ZNet

ZNet, of Z Communications, founded in 1995, is a large website updated many times daily to "convey information and provide community", generally focusing on politics from a left-wing perspective. Over a quarter of a million people a week use ZNet. ZNet had diverse watch areas and sub-sites, translations, archives, links to other progressive sites, and a daily commentary program.


Regular contributors include Noam Chomsky, Alexander Cockburn, Amira Hass, Norman Solomon, Robert Fisk, John Pilger, and Howard Zinn.


See also: Z Communications, Z Magazine, Z Media, Z Video, Michael Albert


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Free Software and ZNet : Melbourne Indymedia (3827 words)
ZNet, by contrast, was developed and run day-to-day by a tiny group of people.
And ZNet is so big now that we need a tech community: ZNet now covers too much of the world and too many different, complex political issues to work any longer with just a handful of writers.
ZNet was an outrgrowth of Z Magazine, and was founded by Michael Albert, who moved from a staff member on Z Magazine to doing ZNet full time.
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