Ad Busters
Based in Vancouver, Ad Busters is an organization advocating a stronger awareness of advertising and the influence it exerts over everyday life. . A great, subversive resource for activists, culture jammers, and those looking to see what they can do locally and globally, to combat the growing influence of a consumer culture on everyday life.

August Pollak's Some Guy With A Website
Weekly politcal cartoons and semi-weekly commentary from August Pollak. His work has appeared in several print and online publications including The Los Angeles Times, The Huffington Post, In These Times, Campus Progress, the Dartmouth Free Press, and The Madison Observer.

Cursor
A news portal that focuses on media criticism in general and links to news stories. op-eds, and articles reported in the mainstream press that you might not have even been aware of. Updated Monday through Friday.

Culture Jammer's Encyclopedia
Created and maintained by Dave Gross. It is hosted by the Idiosyntactix Strategic Arts and Sciences Alliance and is assisted by web surfers and culture jammers alike. Everything from billboard liberation to various Cacophony Societies, to the Quadro drug ``tracker'' scam, to Jello Biafra, to guerrilla theatre, to Abbie Hoffman, to Joey Skaggs' Cathouse for Dogs...

Fafblog!
The world's only source for political commentary by Fafnir and Giblets; they write like they've somehow captured the mystical essenses of Johnathan Swift and Scott Sharkey in a bottle and shook vigorously.

Hullabaloo
Winner of the Koufax award, Digby and her guest posters offer cogent analysis of the day's political and national news, along with some passionate essays.

The Memory Hole
Taking its name from a term used in George Orwell's novel 1984, The Memory Hole is a website devoted to cataloguing, preserving, and passing on information that is either hard to find, not widely known, or in danger of being lost.

Mark Fiore Online-- Biting animated satire every week from political cartoonist Mark Fiore, and winner of the 2002 Award

This Modern World- The weblog of political cartoonist Dan "Tom Tomorrow" Perkins has both links and archives of his weekly comic as well as periodic posts on politics, pop culture and more.

Orcinus- A weblog by award-winning writer and journalist David Neiwert and Sarah Robinson that tackles the everday politics and positions of race in the US. Also contains a fasciniting section on the use of the term "fascism" and a hate group monitor.

Tom Paine-- A website that serves as a "public interest journal". Taking its cue from its namesake, the site aims to broaden the public discourse by presenting views that get short shift (if any shrift at all) in mainstream media.

Whiskey Fire
Another blog on my daily read list, this blog by Ripley, Molly Ivors and flory consistently offers insightful blog posts on politics, gender, and culture.