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after ten years of film business alexandra reill focused on the development of experimenteal new media projects and - with a special view on interactive dramaturgies - transported all activities to the online platform kanonmedia, orginally founded in 1996 as the gallery kanon, situated in vienna / austria. today kanonmedia serves as a networking / content providing / exhibition platform for innovative & experimental new media projects as much as for the presentation of inhouse productions.
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Fw: Taking Our Message Further
----- Original Message -----
From: "Eli Pariser, MoveOn.org" <moveon-help@list.moveon.org>
To: "Alexandra Reill" <office@kanonmedia.com>
Sent: Tuesday, December 10, 2002 12:06 AM
Subject: Taking Our Message Further
> Dear MoveOn member,
>
> The last few days have been simply astounding. Over 166,000 of
> us have signed the letter to President Bush asking him to let
> the inspections work. Then over 14,000 of us chipped in nearly
> $370,000 to support an Iraq advertising campaign, which will
> kick off with a full-page copy of our letter in the New York
> Times this week.
>
> Of course, that'll just be the beginning. The incredible
> generosity with which folks have contributed to the Let the
> Inspections Work media campaign allows us to stretch out in
> directions that were previously out of reach. We'll make sure
> that our message is heard.
>
> We're working with Fenton Communications to dramatically expand
> our print ad campaign. On Thursday, we'll be running our ad
> nationally in USA Today. And later this week, we'll be
> co-sponsoring another New York Times ad, signed by prominent
> public figures. We can't give you details on that yet -- it's
> embargoed until a press conference on Tuesday.
>
> But we're not stopping at newspapers. Next week, we'd like to
> run ads on radio stations in Washington, DC. And because we're
> a grassroots organization, we'd like your help in coming up with
> them.
>
> Are you an aspiring playwright? Professional ad man or woman?
> Writer? None of the above? Take a crack at a 60-second script
> for a radio ad with the "Let the Inspections Work" theme. Post
> it to our radio ads ActionForum (below) by Wednesday at 12:00 PST,
> and rate what other folks have posted. We'll scour the best ideas
> from this forum when we decide what to put on the air in
> Washington, DC. It could mean airtime for your script.
>
> You can post your ad script and rate other folks' ads at:
>
> http://www.actionforum.com/forum/index.html?forum\_id\%1
>
> Beyond radio, here's how our campaign will shape up over the coming
> week:
>
> * When the New York Times ad runs, we'll make a storm of phone
> calls -- thousands -- which will increase its visibility and impact.
>
> * Later, we'll work together to write thousands of letters to the
> editor, one of the most effective ways of getting free political
> press.
>
> * On Wednesday, we're helping to launch the Keep America Safe/Win
> Without War coalition, a group of major civic organizations
> including the NAACP, the National Organization for Women, the
> National Council of Churches, and a number of other organizations.
> The coalition will publicize and organize a mainstream grassroots
> opposition to the Bush plans for pre-emptive, unilateral war.
>
> The momentum for letting the inspections work is clearly building.
> Thank you for being part of what is already an amazing campaign.
>
> Sincerely,
> --Eli, Peter, Wes, Joan, and Carrie
> MoveOn.org
> December 9th, 2002
>
> P.S. If you eagerly went out and bought a copy of the Times today,
> like we did, you'll notice that our letter to President Bush ad is
> not in it. To stretch your dollars as far as possible, we saved
> almost half the price of the ad by agreeing to placement within a
> window of a few days this week, rather than running it today for
> sure. We'll see it in the paper within the next few days, and we'll
> let you know as soon as we do. If you'd like to see what the ad
> looks like, go to our main page at http://www.moveon.org.
>
> \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
>
> This is a message from MoveOn.org. To remove yourself from this list,
> please visit our subscription management page at:
> http://moveon.org/s?i'8-1005826-mDsc9Oo4RB7AEM.HoFdPJw
>
>
From: "Eli Pariser, MoveOn.org" <moveon-help@list.moveon.org>
To: "Alexandra Reill" <office@kanonmedia.com>
Sent: Tuesday, December 10, 2002 12:06 AM
Subject: Taking Our Message Further
> Dear MoveOn member,
>
> The last few days have been simply astounding. Over 166,000 of
> us have signed the letter to President Bush asking him to let
> the inspections work. Then over 14,000 of us chipped in nearly
> $370,000 to support an Iraq advertising campaign, which will
> kick off with a full-page copy of our letter in the New York
> Times this week.
>
> Of course, that'll just be the beginning. The incredible
> generosity with which folks have contributed to the Let the
> Inspections Work media campaign allows us to stretch out in
> directions that were previously out of reach. We'll make sure
> that our message is heard.
>
> We're working with Fenton Communications to dramatically expand
> our print ad campaign. On Thursday, we'll be running our ad
> nationally in USA Today. And later this week, we'll be
> co-sponsoring another New York Times ad, signed by prominent
> public figures. We can't give you details on that yet -- it's
> embargoed until a press conference on Tuesday.
>
> But we're not stopping at newspapers. Next week, we'd like to
> run ads on radio stations in Washington, DC. And because we're
> a grassroots organization, we'd like your help in coming up with
> them.
>
> Are you an aspiring playwright? Professional ad man or woman?
> Writer? None of the above? Take a crack at a 60-second script
> for a radio ad with the "Let the Inspections Work" theme. Post
> it to our radio ads ActionForum (below) by Wednesday at 12:00 PST,
> and rate what other folks have posted. We'll scour the best ideas
> from this forum when we decide what to put on the air in
> Washington, DC. It could mean airtime for your script.
>
> You can post your ad script and rate other folks' ads at:
>
> http://www.actionforum.com/forum/index.html?forum\_id\%1
>
> Beyond radio, here's how our campaign will shape up over the coming
> week:
>
> * When the New York Times ad runs, we'll make a storm of phone
> calls -- thousands -- which will increase its visibility and impact.
>
> * Later, we'll work together to write thousands of letters to the
> editor, one of the most effective ways of getting free political
> press.
>
> * On Wednesday, we're helping to launch the Keep America Safe/Win
> Without War coalition, a group of major civic organizations
> including the NAACP, the National Organization for Women, the
> National Council of Churches, and a number of other organizations.
> The coalition will publicize and organize a mainstream grassroots
> opposition to the Bush plans for pre-emptive, unilateral war.
>
> The momentum for letting the inspections work is clearly building.
> Thank you for being part of what is already an amazing campaign.
>
> Sincerely,
> --Eli, Peter, Wes, Joan, and Carrie
> MoveOn.org
> December 9th, 2002
>
> P.S. If you eagerly went out and bought a copy of the Times today,
> like we did, you'll notice that our letter to President Bush ad is
> not in it. To stretch your dollars as far as possible, we saved
> almost half the price of the ad by agreeing to placement within a
> window of a few days this week, rather than running it today for
> sure. We'll see it in the paper within the next few days, and we'll
> let you know as soon as we do. If you'd like to see what the ad
> looks like, go to our main page at http://www.moveon.org.
>
> \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
>
> This is a message from MoveOn.org. To remove yourself from this list,
> please visit our subscription management page at:
> http://moveon.org/s?i'8-1005826-mDsc9Oo4RB7AEM.HoFdPJw
>
>
Fw: Urgent: NY Times ad for "Let the Inspections Work"
----- Original Message -----
From: Eli Pariser, MoveOn.org
To: Alexandra Reill
Sent: Thursday, December 05, 2002 11:10 PM
Subject: Urgent: NY Times ad for "Let the Inspections Work"
Dear MoveOn member,
Yesterday, we launched a petition asking President Bush to let the weapons =
inspections in Iraq work (see below for a copy of the message). Little more=
than 24 hours later, over 70,000 of us have signed on. It's an immense res=
ponse -- one of our best days ever.
Given the success of the campaign, we'd like to amplify the message by taki=
ng out a full-page New York Times advertisement. We have a shot at a slot t=
his coming Monday -- if we can raise the money fast enough. This is perfect=
timing, because the hawks' PR campaign gunning for war will be launched on=
Sunday.
The Times is read by nearly 1.2 million people, including all the policy ma=
kers -- placing an ad there can be a great way of reaching the right people=
. Groups including Physicians for Social Responsibility, the National Organ=
ization for Women, Earth Action, Business Leaders for Sensible Priorities, =
and the National Council of Churches will be signing with us. It'll look gr=
eat.
The problem is that ads in the Times are pricey, and we run on a shoestring=
budget. If we all pitch in a little, we can take over a page in one of the=
biggest newspapers in the country.
The ad text is copied below -- it's the same as the letter from yesterday.=
We've found donors to match half of the ad's cost, which means that your gi=
ft now is worth twice as much. We have to raise about $28,000 by the end of=
the week. We can do it if everyone chips in.
You can make your gift right now by filling out the form below. When you hi=
t "Submit," you'll be taken to a secure form where you can enter your credi=
t card information and correct your name and address. That's it -- it takes=
under a minute.
Name: Alexandra Reill
Email: office@kanonmedia.com
Gift toward Iraq advertising: $
(Optional) Gift toward our operating fund: $
If the form doesn't work, just go to:
https://www.moveon.org/nytad/?id=935-1005826-RLLKzDJlwRqkyOuUEso9dw
In the ad, we'll publish the number of signers on our petition. In order fo=
r that number to be as high as possible, we need your help -- just forward =
the message below to your friends with a note about why it's important to s=
ign up.
Thank you for all of your help. Together we will do everything possible to =
bring the Iraq crisis to a peaceful resolution.
Sincerely,
--Eli, Wes, Peter, Joan, and Carrie
MoveOn.org
December 5th, 2002
P.S. Here's the original message we sent yesterday. The ad text is at the e=
nd:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------=
-----
Dear MoveOn member,
Inspections in Iraq have started. Most of us breathed a sigh of relief. Unf=
ortunately, it's become clear that the ultra-hawks in the Bush administrati=
on -- Cheney, Wolfowitz, Perle -- will not take yes for an answer. While th=
e rest of the world thinks Iraq has backed down, these men are beginning a =
massive public relations blitz for war.
With the possibility of a peaceful resolution to this crisis at hand, we ca=
nnot allow a few men to push the world to war. Send a message to President =
Bush to let the inspections work at:
http://www.moveon.org/winwithoutwar/
We'll compile your messages and present them to the Administration, includi=
ng Secretary of State Powell, and to U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan.
The good news is that the ultra-hawks face some serious opposition. Secreta=
ry of State Colin Powell and other members of the Bush Administration are w=
illing to give diplomacy a chance, and the State Department's interpretatio=
n of the U.N. resolution is a lot more reasonable than the White House's in=
terpretation.
But unless wiser heads prevail, this is what we should expect: (1) starting=
December 8th, members of the Bush administration will claim that Iraq is i=
n material breach of the U.N. resolution, citing supposed omissions in the =
coming multi-hundred page report, based on undisclosed intelligence; (2) so=
on thereafter some "hot" incident, like anti-aircraft fire on U.S. patrols =
in the no-fly zone, will be used to solidify public support for war, and fi=
nally (3) the bombing campaign will begin.
This could all begin before Christmas -- another wonderful gift to the worl=
d from the Bush administration.
President Bush has agreed that war should be the very last resort. Let's ho=
ld him and his administration to those words:
http://www.moveon.org/winwithoutwar/
Please sign on today. We must support policy makers who will oppose these f=
ew extremists in the Bush White House who have been looking for an excuse f=
or war from the very beginning.
Sincerely,
--Eli Pariser
International Campaigns Director
MoveOn.org
December 4th, 2002
P.S. Here's the text of the message we will send with the list of compiled =
individual comments:
Dear Mr. President,
On October 11, the U.S. Congress passed a joint resolution on Iraq that aut=
horizes you to use war as a last resort -- if and only if diplomacy fails t=
o accomplish the U.S.'s national goals.
In this context, we are deeply concerned by your Administration's repeated =
attempts to frame Iraqi anti-aircraft fire within the no-fly-zone as a mate=
rial breach of the resolution. As U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan and oth=
er U.N. diplomats have pointed out, the resolution clearly excludes such ev=
ents from its jurisdiction.
We are also concerned that you have already found Iraq's response "not enco=
uraging" when the inspectors have been at work only for a week and so far h=
ave not encountered Iraqi obstruction.
The United States has made a commitment to approaching the danger that Sadd=
am Hussein poses through the international community. The resumption of the=
inspections regime is a triumph for the U.S., international law and multil=
ateralism. But the United States will lose all credibility with its allies =
if it appears that it will go to war regardless of the inspections' success=
. And by alienating and infuriating allies through unilateral action, the U=
.S. could throw the success of the campaign against terrorism into jeopardy=
.
Mr. President, it appears that your administration is looking for an excuse=
to go to war, when a peaceful and just solution may be at hand. We ask tha=
t you live up to your word and give diplomacy a chance.
We can win without war.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------=
-----
This is a message from MoveOn.org. To remove yourself from this list, pleas=
e visit our subscription management page at:
http://moveon.org/s?i=935-1005826-RLLKzDJlwRqkyOuUEso9dw
From: Eli Pariser, MoveOn.org
To: Alexandra Reill
Sent: Thursday, December 05, 2002 11:10 PM
Subject: Urgent: NY Times ad for "Let the Inspections Work"
Dear MoveOn member,
Yesterday, we launched a petition asking President Bush to let the weapons =
inspections in Iraq work (see below for a copy of the message). Little more=
than 24 hours later, over 70,000 of us have signed on. It's an immense res=
ponse -- one of our best days ever.
Given the success of the campaign, we'd like to amplify the message by taki=
ng out a full-page New York Times advertisement. We have a shot at a slot t=
his coming Monday -- if we can raise the money fast enough. This is perfect=
timing, because the hawks' PR campaign gunning for war will be launched on=
Sunday.
The Times is read by nearly 1.2 million people, including all the policy ma=
kers -- placing an ad there can be a great way of reaching the right people=
. Groups including Physicians for Social Responsibility, the National Organ=
ization for Women, Earth Action, Business Leaders for Sensible Priorities, =
and the National Council of Churches will be signing with us. It'll look gr=
eat.
The problem is that ads in the Times are pricey, and we run on a shoestring=
budget. If we all pitch in a little, we can take over a page in one of the=
biggest newspapers in the country.
The ad text is copied below -- it's the same as the letter from yesterday.=
We've found donors to match half of the ad's cost, which means that your gi=
ft now is worth twice as much. We have to raise about $28,000 by the end of=
the week. We can do it if everyone chips in.
You can make your gift right now by filling out the form below. When you hi=
t "Submit," you'll be taken to a secure form where you can enter your credi=
t card information and correct your name and address. That's it -- it takes=
under a minute.
Name: Alexandra Reill
Email: office@kanonmedia.com
Gift toward Iraq advertising: $
(Optional) Gift toward our operating fund: $
If the form doesn't work, just go to:
https://www.moveon.org/nytad/?id=935-1005826-RLLKzDJlwRqkyOuUEso9dw
In the ad, we'll publish the number of signers on our petition. In order fo=
r that number to be as high as possible, we need your help -- just forward =
the message below to your friends with a note about why it's important to s=
ign up.
Thank you for all of your help. Together we will do everything possible to =
bring the Iraq crisis to a peaceful resolution.
Sincerely,
--Eli, Wes, Peter, Joan, and Carrie
MoveOn.org
December 5th, 2002
P.S. Here's the original message we sent yesterday. The ad text is at the e=
nd:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------=
-----
Dear MoveOn member,
Inspections in Iraq have started. Most of us breathed a sigh of relief. Unf=
ortunately, it's become clear that the ultra-hawks in the Bush administrati=
on -- Cheney, Wolfowitz, Perle -- will not take yes for an answer. While th=
e rest of the world thinks Iraq has backed down, these men are beginning a =
massive public relations blitz for war.
With the possibility of a peaceful resolution to this crisis at hand, we ca=
nnot allow a few men to push the world to war. Send a message to President =
Bush to let the inspections work at:
http://www.moveon.org/winwithoutwar/
We'll compile your messages and present them to the Administration, includi=
ng Secretary of State Powell, and to U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan.
The good news is that the ultra-hawks face some serious opposition. Secreta=
ry of State Colin Powell and other members of the Bush Administration are w=
illing to give diplomacy a chance, and the State Department's interpretatio=
n of the U.N. resolution is a lot more reasonable than the White House's in=
terpretation.
But unless wiser heads prevail, this is what we should expect: (1) starting=
December 8th, members of the Bush administration will claim that Iraq is i=
n material breach of the U.N. resolution, citing supposed omissions in the =
coming multi-hundred page report, based on undisclosed intelligence; (2) so=
on thereafter some "hot" incident, like anti-aircraft fire on U.S. patrols =
in the no-fly zone, will be used to solidify public support for war, and fi=
nally (3) the bombing campaign will begin.
This could all begin before Christmas -- another wonderful gift to the worl=
d from the Bush administration.
President Bush has agreed that war should be the very last resort. Let's ho=
ld him and his administration to those words:
http://www.moveon.org/winwithoutwar/
Please sign on today. We must support policy makers who will oppose these f=
ew extremists in the Bush White House who have been looking for an excuse f=
or war from the very beginning.
Sincerely,
--Eli Pariser
International Campaigns Director
MoveOn.org
December 4th, 2002
P.S. Here's the text of the message we will send with the list of compiled =
individual comments:
Dear Mr. President,
On October 11, the U.S. Congress passed a joint resolution on Iraq that aut=
horizes you to use war as a last resort -- if and only if diplomacy fails t=
o accomplish the U.S.'s national goals.
In this context, we are deeply concerned by your Administration's repeated =
attempts to frame Iraqi anti-aircraft fire within the no-fly-zone as a mate=
rial breach of the resolution. As U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan and oth=
er U.N. diplomats have pointed out, the resolution clearly excludes such ev=
ents from its jurisdiction.
We are also concerned that you have already found Iraq's response "not enco=
uraging" when the inspectors have been at work only for a week and so far h=
ave not encountered Iraqi obstruction.
The United States has made a commitment to approaching the danger that Sadd=
am Hussein poses through the international community. The resumption of the=
inspections regime is a triumph for the U.S., international law and multil=
ateralism. But the United States will lose all credibility with its allies =
if it appears that it will go to war regardless of the inspections' success=
. And by alienating and infuriating allies through unilateral action, the U=
.S. could throw the success of the campaign against terrorism into jeopardy=
.
Mr. President, it appears that your administration is looking for an excuse=
to go to war, when a peaceful and just solution may be at hand. We ask tha=
t you live up to your word and give diplomacy a chance.
We can win without war.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------=
-----
This is a message from MoveOn.org. To remove yourself from this list, pleas=
e visit our subscription management page at:
http://moveon.org/s?i=935-1005826-RLLKzDJlwRqkyOuUEso9dw
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