Z Communications

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From Communications, a media group founded in 1987 by Michael Albert and Lydia Sargent, the publisher of Z Magazine, runs the ZNet web portal, Z Media Institute, and Z Video.

Communications is headquartered in Woods Hole. Permanent associates of Z Communications include. Uri Avnery, Noam Chomsky, Alexander Cockburn, Tim Wise, Robert Fisk, Howard Zinn, Edward S. Herman, Barbara Ehrenreich.

Z Magazine Z Magazine, previously known as "Zeta," was created in 1987 on the initiative of two founders of South End Press, Michael Alberta and Lydia Sargent. It is a monthly political, cultural, social and economic. It is printed both in print and online. The printed version usually has 64 pages. The online version is for subscribers; Archives are widely available (with a few months delay). With Net

An internet portal founded in 1995, focusing on political issues from the perspective of the left. According to administrators, he visits over a quarter of a million people a week. It has many thematic sections, archives of texts, and daily comments. From the Media Institute

Founded in 1994, it conducts classes on the creation and operation of alternative media, the organization and the theory of radical social movement. Z Video

Founded in 1998, it produces films on political, social and economic issues.

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