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Media Control (Condemned To Death (1983-84)
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Published November 10, 2014
MOSCOW The Kremlin-funded Russia Today media group has launched an international news service that it claims will fight the "propaganda" of other news media.
The service started Monday, called Sputnik, will have bureaus in more than 30 countries and send its news to local audiences by radio stations, websites and social media.
The launch underlines Russia's consistent complaints that world news media are biased against the country. In a major speech last month, President Vladimir Putin bemoaned what he called "total control of global media (that) has made it possible to when desired to portray white as black."
Russia Today chief Dmitry Kiselyov says "we are against aggressive propaganda ... this can only result in bloodshed."
Russia Today also includes the RIA-Novosti news agency and the satellite TV channel RT.
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Kremlin-funded media group launches international news portals, stations to 'tell the untold'
Cable operator Virgin Media has issued a brief apology after an unspecified number of their customers suffered problems accessing websites due to a fault with the ISPs Web Safe (Parental Control) service, which uses network-level filtering to block potentially age-inappropriate websites from the eyes of children.
The Government requires that all of the countrys largest broadband ISPs offer customers an enforced option about whether or not to enable similar network-level filtering solutions and the majority of subscribers generally choose not to use it.
But in this case even those whom had specifically elected not to enable Virgin Medias Web Safe service were also suddenly finding their access being obstructed due to an unusual fault with the same system, with the first angry reports coming in at around 5-6pm on Saturday (8th Nov 2014).
Customers complained that their attempts to browse various websites were instead being forwarded by the providers DNS servers to https://websafe.virginmedia.com/select?originalURL= (i.e. the ISPs Web Safe filtering system), which then promptly returned an SSL error (Secure Connection Failed). The problem appeared to affect websites sporadically, with some like Google and Facebook working fine and most others throwing up the error.
Furthermore customers who called Virgin Media to complain were initially greeted by an automated message that simply advised them to reboot their routers, which obviously didnt work because the problem was at the ISPs end. The ISP eventually coughed up to the issue at around 8pm (here) and it wasfinally resolved by early Sunday morning.
A Virgin Media support agent said:
Im pleased to confirm that this was fixed last night.
Please accept our apologies for the inconvenience caused.
Virgin Medias WebSafe filter is DNS based and so the ISPs more informed customers were able to work around the problem by swapping to different Domain Name Servers, such as OpenDNS or Googles own Public DNS. People who already use one of the non-ISP DNS alternatives were naturally not affected by the providers fault.
One interesting outcome of the recent problems is how some subscribers have informed ISPreview.co.uk that they will no longer be using Web Safe.
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Virgin Medias Censorship Tool Bodges UK Customers Internet Traffic