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Censorship

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NSA censorship: A confederacy of dunces »

There are few real lessons in journalism, but this is one: don’t let yourself become the story. It is doubtful that The Journal would receive a passing mark on the basis of the past two weeks, but if this publication is made to stay after class t...

Wed 17 Mar 2010 | Read more »

'Chad': A lone dissenting voice amid conformity »

China 2

It’s impossible to see the truth from just one angle. Anyone who has ever written a university essay knows that to properly understand something, every perspective has to be considered, analysed and critiqued. Unfortunately, in a country like Ch...

Wed 11 Feb 2009 by Alex Taggart | Read more »

UK ISPs censor Wikipedia »

Internet providers across the UK have blocked access to a Wikipedia page which shows a picture of a naked, prepubescent girl. The censored article, about the relatively obscure German rock band The Scorpions' fourth album Virgin Killer, includes an im...

Mon 08 Dec 2008 by Matthew MacLeod | Read more »

Empty Promises on Media Openness »

Paul Traynor

In six and a half months, amid the dusty heat of a Northern Chinese summer, the world’s top athletes and sports enthusiasts, as well as thousands of foreign journalists will descend upon Beijing for what will be a true test of a rising nation: th...

Thu 14 Feb 2008 by Paul Traynor | Read more »

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