James Albury - Occupy to Julian Assange

“Corporate media have sponsorship and advertising and I think that compromises them.” – James (2:21)

“There was every form of humanity there and such a diverse mixture of people.” – James (05:14)

“I suffered from this a bit myself, just burnout, sheer exhaustion.” – James (05:54)

“Back in 2008 we were told by experts that the economy would be back by 2010.” – James (07:37)

“If I see something on a social network and I’m able to get to it then I’ll cover it.” – James (11:53)

“I got to a point where I stopped reading newspapers because they are so biased.” – Nic (14:06)

“Do we have a natural tendency as humans to love to read the scandal?” – Brian (18:12)

“If protesters are getting hit by police there’s a large portion of society that says, ‘Good'” – James (26:10)

“If you’re in a public place you have every right to photograph and film as much as you like.” – James (27:26)

“What difference has all of that protest made? Has it changed any of the bank’s policies?” – Nic (36:38)

“What Occupy did do was independently organize people globally for the first time.” – James (37:15)

“What’s really important to do is to separate Julian Assange from Wikileaks” – James (42:54)
“I don’t think we can have enough citizen journalists, I don’t think we can enough podcasts, I encourage everyone to do your version of London Real wherever you are.” – Brian (58:30