Censorship ➔ Ambivalence
The media is causing the decay of outrage. Continue reading
Tough One: The Government's Right to Notes
The New York Times has a good summary of the military’s case against CBS News. Essentially, the military wants access to the unaired portions of a video interview with one of the soldiers involved in the deaths of Iraqi civilians … Continue reading
Chinese 'Free Press'
That’s the image that has served as the banner on top of China’s largest internet portal Sina.com. C|Net notes the violent imagery against CNN is disturbing, to say the least. All of this in protest to CNN’s ‘media bias’ against … Continue reading
EU states agree that inciting terrorism on the Internet is a crime
Representatives of the EU’s 27 member states formally agreed today to harmonize their respective countries’ definitions of criminally prosecutable acts of terrorism by expanding them to include three new types of crimes: “public provocation to commit a terrorist offence, [terrorist] … Continue reading
BBC NEWS | UK | Six jailed for supporting terror
Six men convicted of supporting terrorism through speeches at a London mosque have been handed jail terms. BBC NEWS | UK | Six jailed for supporting terror The UK has just sentenced six men to jail terms based on something … Continue reading