FAIR's 25th Anniversary Celebration Live Online! Tonight

If unlike me, you don't have a meeting this evening, here's a real alternative to TV:

Watch FAIR's 25th Anniversary Celebration Live Online! April 28th at 7pm.

FAIR's 25th Anniversary event in New York City is sold out--but you can watch the live Free Speech TV webstream on FAIR's website on Thursday, April 28th at 7pm.
Renowned activist and scholar Noam Chomsky, Democracy Now! host Amy Goodman, Salon.com columnist Glenn Greenwald and Academy Award-winning filmmaker Michael Moore are all coming together for a special evening to support FAIR.

Watch it here--and join them in supporting FAIR today!

April 28: FAIR's 25th Anniversary Benefit

FAIR's 25th Anniversary Benefit
April 28, 2011, 7:00pm
symphony space
2537 Broadway at 95th Street
New York City

Please join renowned activist and scholar Noam Chomsky, Democracy Now! host Amy Goodman and Salon.com columnist Glenn Greenwald for a special evening to support FAIR.

Tickets are $45
On sale NOW at
symphonyspace.org
or call 212-864-5400 (box office hours 1-6pm EST)

RESERVE THE BEST SEATS IN THE HOUSE: Special LIMITED reserved seating available for $100 and up. Your name will appear in the event program as a Silver Anniversary supporter. For reserved seating, please contact Deborah Thomas at dthomas@fair.org, or call 212-633-6700 ext 18.

All proceeds to benefit FAIR, the national media watch group.

Noam Chomsky is a prolific writer, speaker and path-breaking media critic. Best known for books like Manufacturing Consent, Chomsky is among the most important public intellectuals in American life.

Amy Goodman is an award-winning investigative journalist and syndicated columnist, author and the host of Democracy Now! airing on more than 900 public television/radio stations worldwide. Goodman is the author of four New York Times bestsellers. Her latest book, Breaking the Sound Barrier, proves the power of independent journalism in the struggle for a better world.

Glenn Greenwald is one of the most astute and penetrating media critics of our time. He is a columnist at Salon.com and the author of the bestselling books A Tragic Legacy and Great American Hypocrites.