Censorship Debate: Casey Luskin vs Dan Barker
Casey Luskin and atheist Dan Barker of the Freedom From Religion Foundation debate academic freedom and free speech on the Medved Show. This debate was inspi...
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Venezuela #39;s Maduro Calls NTN24 Censorship a #39;State Decision #39;
President Nicols Maduro accused NTN24 of rattling the nerves of Venezuelans, comparing it to an attempted coup of his administration. Venezuela censored NTN...
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Adult Swim under attack from censorship group
Adult Swim has come under attack from a pro-censorship organization. It seems that a show designed for adults is not appropriate for kids! http://www.prweb.c...
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NerdVengeful Plays: TTT (Part 2) CENSORSHIP DEFINITION!
You really can #39;t trust any of these people. That is, if you want to stay alive. Game: Gmod Trouble in Terrorist Town Outro: (all credit goes to) Virtual Riot...
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In Turkey, around 200 journalists protested against censorship and government pressure on the media. Many referred to the ruling party when they chanted AK Party get your hands off the media.
Last week, recordings were leaked on the Internet purportedly of Turkish TV executives manipulating an opinion poll and sacking reporters under government pressure.
Journalist Hilmi Hacalolu explained: The government is trying to control the media by using the bosses or the journalists close to them. Journalists are saying theyve had enough and we gathered here in the traditional press district.
The demonstrators marched to the Istanbul Governors Office.
Journalist idem Anad read a declaration calling to an end to pressure on the media: The censorship is squeezing the journalists. Pressure, censorship and auto censorship is burning the media. The prime minister is interfering with live reports and even subtitles.
The protests have reignited a debate about restrictions on press freedom, something the EU candidate nation is very familiar with.
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