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Coronavirus: Media reveals a very familiar agenda

Kit Knightly The initial, blaring, bright-red headlines over the outbreak of the novel coronavirus appear to be slowing down....

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Short of Time: Julian Assange at the Westminster Magistrates Court

Binoy Kampmark London. Another slot of judicial history, another notch to be added to the woeful record of legal...

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Social Media: Ground Zero for the War on Ideas

Julian Glassford This time last year I cautioned, in a commentary for the libertarian e-zine Spiked, that Twitter’s leadership...

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A Coalition of Support: Parliamentarians for Julian Assange

Binoy Kampmark Australian politicians, and the consular staff of the country, are rarely that engaged on the subject of...

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The Rule of the Mob: Labour Conference Banner Banned, Slashed

Peter Gregson On Sunday 22nd Sept, I, a Labour Party member since 1986, had my banner taken down from...

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Fake Arguments on Fake News

Binoy Kampmark The constipated tedium that follows each call, denial and condemnation after another round of fake news and...

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The Future of the Spectacle

If you want a vision of the future, don’t imagine “a boot stamping on a human face — for...

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WATCH: Conspiracy Theorists are Domestic Terrorists!

The term “conspiracy theory” was weaponized by the CIA half a century ago. At first it was merely used...

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Can the Progressive / “Conspiracy” Divide be Bridged?

John Kirby People from a variety of advocacy communities who tackle issues ranging from the assassinations of the 1960’s...

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8chan: Another Mass Shooting, Another Internet Purge

8chan could kinda gross, but it could also be amazing. Insightful. Useful. Free speech is like that. Sometimes beautiful,...

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Publishing Stolen Material: WikiLeaks, the DNC and Freedom of Speech

It may well be a finding of some implication should Julian Assange find his way into the beastly glory...

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How the Western media support state terror – while millions die

Matthew Alford,  Florian Zollman,  Alan Macleod,  Jeffery Klaehn, and Daniel Broudy, August-September issue of PeaceNews When Noam Chomsky first...

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Newspeak at the Media Freedom Conference

Kit Knightly

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Hypocrisy Taints UK’s Media Freedom Conference

Freeland and Hunt stand at the podium and pontificate about media freedom. How important it is to democracy, and...

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Guardian Deletes Open Letter Defending Chris Williamson

Yesterday the Guardian published an Open Letter from over 100 prominent Jewish academics, artists and members of the Labour...

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Google Promising Real-Time Censorship

Google has changed their algorithm so that it actively suppresses "misinformation" when "bad events" are taking place. This is...

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Raging Against the Algorithm: Google and Persuasive Technology

Binoy Kampmark “The founder of Netscape said software is going to eat the world.” Tristan Harris, Centre for Humane...

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Cleansing the Platforms: YouTube, Censorship and Grievance

Stripping the altars, burning the heretics and cleansing the stables are the usual fare of a morally crazed order....

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Ivan Golunov vs. Julian Assange: A Quest for Journalistic Solidarity

Denis Churilov A Russian investigative journalist, Ivan Golunov, who has been writing primarily about corruption within the government, got...

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The Censorship of Social Media: A Facebook Experience

Paula Densnow A quick Google search of “social media fake news” brought up thousands of hits, and, as I...

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