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Cathay Pacific Under Fire After In-Flight ‘Family Guy’ Episode Sparks Political Outcry
Hong Kong’s national carrier, Cathay Pacific, has found itself at the centre of an increasingly common censorship controversy ...
Legislation would combat censorship, book bans in Michigan’s public libraries
Two bills before the Michigan House Committee on Government Operations would grant public and district library directors sole ...
cryptopolitan3h
China’s AI boom raises 2 massive censorship red flags
While China-based AI models are known for their cutting-edge capabilities but government-imposed restrictions may be heavily ...
IJNet4h
Corporate and political influence undermines media's editorial independence in India
Sameer Roy* remembers vividly the excitement of joining a prominent Indian newsroom in New Delhi about five years ago, upon ...
Maxwell: Florida is No. 1 in book censorship and No. 47 in SAT scores. What a pathetic combination.
Maxwell: Florida threatens teachers who don’t pull ‘inappropriate’ books, but refuses to say which books are OK. It is chaos ...
Santa Rosa Press Democrat6h
The Phoenix Theater celebrates 120 years of creative expression
On Friday, Dec. 6, the Phoenix Theater will celebrate its 120th birthday with a party and concert featuring Toast Machine.
Interesting Engineering6h
Frozen in time: What an event horizon looks like to a distant observer
The event horizon, the point of no return, is the boundary where the singularity's gravitational pull becomes inescapable.
Trump adviser on Mark Zuckerberg seeking ‘active role’ in tech policies: President-elect has a ‘long memory’
Vance transition, addressed the prospect of Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg playing a role in shaping the Trump administration's ...
Mike Benz: At Core Of Censorship Industry Is The Lie That Public "Faith And Confidence" In Institutions Is A National Security Issue
"Foundation For Freedom Online" founder Mike Benz discusses Arizona State University's federally funded "multi-million dollar ...
META Chief Mark Zuckerberg cozying up to Donald Trump; admits past censorship wrong
Robby Soave and Steven Olikara discuss a rumored role Meta's Mark Zuckerberg would like in the Trump administration.
Nieman Journalism Lab8h
Martial law didn’t silence South Korea’s news outlets. It empowered them.
“But when faced with censorship by the military, the Korean press did not acquiesce. News organizations spanning the political spectrum — even right-leaning publications more aligned with Mr. Yoon’s ...