You talk about censorship here, but there's censorship in America.
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Cluelessly, the commish launched this Orwellian foray during Censorship Awareness Week at Wellesley, thereby signaling that its answer to censorship is, well, more censorship.
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Instead of explicit top-down censorship we have implicit peer-to-peer censorship.
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The most elegant way to adjust to censorship is to engage in self-censorship.
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It wasn't censorship per se, though Hollywood had their own version of censorship with the Production Code.
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In the years since Gezi Park, censorship has transformed into its subtler and less detectable variant, self-censorship.
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Despite the blanket of censorship and self-censorship, some in China tried to post cryptic messages of remembrance.
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With the threat of economic retaliation, we see Pakistani media suffer the worst kind of censorship: self-censorship.
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And, for people who notice censorship at their local libraries, the ALA has a way to report censorship online.
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Best, censorship bullshit Dear censorship bullshit, I'm not the language police, and thus, I cannot legislate your verbal choices.
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FACEBOOK 'CENSORSHIP' CONTROVERSY: Almost 2628 groups penned a letter on Wednesday accusing Facebook of "racially biased censorship," reports Reuters.
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I argued that censorship is always arbitrary; they changed it to "censorship is sometimes arbitrary" — thus proving my point.
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But to keep government censorship at bay, self-censorship has been part of Hollywood's business almost from the start.
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NO CENSORSHIP IN CHINESE INTERNET, SAYS CHINA&aposS TOP CENSOR China also announced censorship of live video streaming in 2016.
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The Quartz app is still available in the US and, according to censorship-tracking site Apple Censorship, in Hong Kong.
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Do you see these as overt forms of censorship by the government, or as more nuanced forms of self-censorship?
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Hawley's "Ending Support for Internet Censorship Act" would empower internet censorship, all from the government, according to vague definitions and standards.
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The language of public safety often conceals efforts at censorship, said Artem Kozlyuk, the founder of Roskomsvoboda, an anti-censorship website.
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"Google could end online censorship everywhere, in the blink of an eye, if it wanted," the operators of anti-censorship group GreatFire.
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This is, so far, an unproven theory, but it has led to bills like Gosar's "Stop the Censorship Act" and Hawley's "Ending Support for Internet Censorship Act" being introduced in Congress to counter this perceived censorship by making changes to 230.
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The ever-expanding list of sensitive words greatly increased the workload of the censorship department, which resulted in the lower quality of censorship.
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Censorship claims: Meanwhile, Mashable reports that Donald Trump, Jr. accused Twitter of censorship after one of his tweets was not visible to some.
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The actual procedure for arts censorship is unknown and the rules remain seemingly ambiguous, enough to serve only the purpose of targeted censorship.
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The Leslie Lohman Museum of Lesbian and Gay Art's 2015 exhibition Irreverent: A Celebration of Censorship explored the history of censorship and queer art.
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But he points out that as companies use more artificial intelligence to moderate online platforms, the potential for mistaken censorship — even self-censorship — increases.
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RFA focuses on Chinese censorship in expert analyses and call-in discussions, because some Chinese listeners are unaware of how much censorship actually exists.
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"This isn't the first time the government has blocked tools to circumvent censorship but is one of their boldest internet censorship actions to date," Andrés Azpúrua, an online human rights activist based in Caracas who has been monitoring Maduro's internet censorship campaign, told VICE News.
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Censoring China's Internet, for Stability and Profit Speaking of Chinese censorship, Li Yuan went inside one of the country's censorship factories: Mr. Li works for Beyondsoft, a Beijing-based tech services company that, among other businesses, takes on the censorship burden for other companies.
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In addition to website censorship, China has also been actively preventing using tools to circumvent censorship such as VPNs, Tor, and other similar proxy services.
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This week, Caixin, a prominent business magazine, issued an unusually candid denunciation of censorship, after one of its articles — touching on censorship — was taken down.
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A bold voice against censorship, she was famous for smuggling the film Flaming Creatures into Belgium's Knokke Experimental Film Festival, unabashedly flouting the country's censorship laws.
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Beyond a censorship tracker, GreatFire also offers its own Android VPN FreeBrowser and other 'censorship-proof' services that include a collaboration with The New York Times.
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Congress had started to explore creating a national censorship board, much like smaller, more localized film-focused censorship boards that had sprung up around the country.
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The Real Google Censorship Scandal Kara Swisher says we're focusing on the wrong concerns about "censorship": Fast forward to today, when Google is being falsely accused of censoring speech in the United States, when what it is really doing is mulling a return to censorship in China.
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In light of these invasive and destabilizing forces, it dawned on me that perhaps Turkey has entered a second, arguably more dangerous state of censorship: self-censorship.
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Censorship and controversy Both the PPP and PML-N have criticized increasing censorship of TV channels, newspapers and social media in the run up to the election.
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Though government censorship of South Korean music has relaxed over time, it still exists, as does industry self-censorship in response to a range of controversial topics.
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The internet can't route around censorship when the people who use it remain in their own closed information loops, which is nothing more than self-imposed censorship.
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Censorship helped create art, but a little bit of flesh in these eros-free zones offers a thrilling intimation of what freedom from censorship might look like.
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In July, Apple removed apps that allowed people in China to evade censorship to comply with Chinese regulations, sparking criticism that it was bowing to Beijing's stringent censorship.
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Censorship and self-censorship are ubiquitous in China's creative industries and even private museums and galleries must often submit their programs and exhibitions for approval by local authorities.
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By early 1996, the emir lifted all press censorship and even abolished the Ministry of Information, making Qatar the only Arab state without a ministry responsible for censorship.
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With regards to criticism, the challenge isn't only direct censorship but also the poverty of public intellectual debate, which is a consequence of living in a censorship regime.
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Whether as a result of official censorship or self-censorship on the part of the gallery, the cancellation of Post-Peace belies an ever more repressive climate in Turkey.
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The censorship drill targeted tools that many in China use to thwart the country's vast online censorship system, though internet companies said it also hit some sites at random.
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Austria: Artists Tanja Ostojić and Alexander Nikolić, from BOEM collective, allege censorship at the Q21 Exhibition Space, Vienna Censorship in Western museums and galleries appears to be on the rise.
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That's the main role the roughly 22015,22015 Chinese students at American universities play in the self-censorship regime: not as individuals contributing to censorship, but as a financial punishment or reward.
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Related: NSFW: Marilyn Minter and Betty Tompkins on Censorship, Art, and Obscenity 'From Here to Eternity' Drawings Kiss Censorship Goodbye Our 11 Favorite Zines from This Year's NY Art Book Fair
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Walsh reflected that while censorship has been prevalent in Vietnam for a long time and causes a great deal of self-censorship, Vietnamese artists often find a way to speak out.
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"The number of abuses registered by RSF has fallen in recent years, but censorship is ubiquitous and self-censorship is widely used to avoid running afoul of the regime," it said.
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New censorship tools might allow the company to operate again New censorship tools might allow the company to operate again It is no secret that Facebook wants to get back into China.
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"Ordinary mentions and ordinary negative posts do not need to be censored." the censorship department went into hyper-mode On a different day, but still in relation to the controversial editorial, the censorship department was told to "maintain the same level of censorship [as in previous days]" and to "mainly make posts unable to be shared," CPJ reports.
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In 2002, Perry Link, a professor of Chinese now at the University of California, Riverside, likened Chinese censorship to an "anaconda in the chandelier," which works through implicit threats that encourage self-censorship.
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National Coalition Against Censorship The National Coalition Against Censorship is an alliance of more than 50 nonprofits, including literary, artistic, religious, educational, professional, labor, and civil liberties groups, that support First Amendment principles.
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Censorship and state control of media is o the rise.
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For example, Scott said, there's very few filters and censorship.
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But turning away controversial speakers looks a lot like censorship.
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This is very upsetting and smacks of discrimination and censorship.
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The most effective forms of censorship today involve meddling with
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Krupennikova, however, sees the decision as an act of censorship.
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He told his visitors that he believed in cosmic censorship.
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When asked about the censorship tool for China, Facebook demurred.
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Direct government censorship requests don't tell the whole story though.
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" He says he started both sites because he's against "censorship.
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Indonesia, a predominantly Muslim country, has a strict censorship policy.
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Are Thiel's actions ushering in a new era of censorship?
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It's not news that Instagram has some strict censorship rules.
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Today, we're diving into the controversial world of Instagram censorship.
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Fresh crackdowns, censorship and war are again rejuvenating their ranks.
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"There's no need for censorship any more," despairs a columnist.
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The outcome of this approach is widespread censorship and surveillance.
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Yeah, no interruption and no sort of limitations or censorship.
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The company also apparently wants to shift the censorship blame.
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That is the effect of censorship in the long run.
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A Senate Judiciary subcommittee grilled Google on "censorship" and bias.
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Of course there were minuses – especially in terms of censorship.
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Critics called it blatant censorship of the play's homosexual themes.
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Tighter regulation or new censorship rules could upset the narrative.
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We were interested in the mechanism used in the censorship.
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The company has recently struggled with censorship on its platform.
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He also said the AMF won't be making censorship decisions.
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The law's intent is transparency rather than censorship or control.
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Yet the company isn't devoted to this type of censorship.
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Many observers warned that "Big Tech" plans on additional censorship.
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Malaysia's Film Censorship Board did not have an immediate comment.
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Malaysia's Film Censorship Board did not have an immediate comment.
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This is where the "slippery slope" of speech censorship leads.
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Content providers in China face stringent regulations and censorship challenges.
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Freaks was met with critical disdain and decades of censorship.
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One interesting fact: The censorship has not hurt wealth creation.
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Censorship circumvention isn't done just with ad hoc apps though.
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Freedom of Speech Exhibition in Japan Closed Due to Censorship
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Does the UN Security Council have any laws on censorship?
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The writers claimed they were victims of censorship and prejudice.
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But the country has strict censorship restrictions over the Internet.
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There must be no censorship or coverup of the findings.
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We call on NASA to end their censorship and apologize.
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They recognized that government censorship is incompatible with human rights.
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Russia remains a nation under the heavy yoke of censorship.
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Finally, this is not about censorship, but rather about democracy.
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Until now, official censorship has not been a major worry.
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So for me, it's less about censorship than democratic accountability.
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But the balance between vigilance and censorship isn't easily attained.
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"Still happening to me," Lupine tweeted of the alleged censorship.
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VPN apps skirt surveillance efforts, including China's rigid censorship regime.
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Like many internet censorship tactics, shutdowns were popularized in China.
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Censorship erases much online discussion, and critics have been detained.
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"Murder," Mr. Simon said, "is the ultimate form of censorship."
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Censorship can slow the trend, but it cannot stop it.
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After a while, he turned to the subject of censorship.
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Go here to report censorship, donate, or join the NCAC.
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This is the kind of censorship practiced by religious zealots.
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To Mr. Martin, the Qatari censorship strategy makes little sense.
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WeChat is more complicated, with censorship happening on its servers.
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There's evidence to suggest politically motivated censorship is already happening.
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The company has yet to comment on the censorship issue.
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We'll have to see what comes out of the censorship.
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Aside from economic survival, there is the question of censorship.
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Zuckerberg on Chinese censorship: Is that the internet we want?
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"The Star Chamber's Censorship Rules get more incoherent," he tweeted.
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This censorship also had a chilling effect on scientific inquiry.
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The warmth of community staves off the chill of censorship.
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It gave information on an app to "avoid Spanish censorship".
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Not publishing these is not censorship; it's an editorial decision.
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The cure for bad speech is better speech — not censorship.
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Because it's about the flag, the censorship is even worse.
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In the case of the DMCA, alleged misuse means censorship.
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Is the censorship, much less the destruction of art, abhorrent?
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Gazeta's editor scuffed the ruling as "fake news" and censorship.
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I do not subscribe to that devious form of censorship.
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This move from Instagram may further impact the government's censorship.
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Contrary to popular opinion, censorship is not confined to dictatorships.
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"That's not censorship to me -- that's strategy," the official said.
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Other measures, such as media censorship and curfews, may follow.
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PragerU has clashed with tech companies before over alleged censorship.
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Imagine what they might do when the censorship is real.
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"Look at what China is doing with censorship," he said.
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Soroush has no privacy protections and comes with strict censorship.
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Here's the thing: It's a more effective form of censorship.
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Google originally left China in 2010 over concerns regarding censorship.
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Internet activists argued that the changes would lead to censorship.
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But, he said, he's also run into problems with censorship.
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The targets of censorship are typically dissidents, outsiders, the marginalized.
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Political intervention and censorship in culture undermine its very existence.
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There's a very fine line between censorship and cultural sensitivity.
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That response "smacks of retaliation and censorship," Tesla's lawyers argue.
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We denounce the censorship of artists anywhere in the world.
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These websites are used, for example, to bypass internet censorship.
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I'm not calling for censorship, but for more aggressive rotation.
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In 2018, the Intercept reported that Google was working on a search engine for China that would comply with local censorship laws — reversing its 2010 decision to pull out of China because of censorship.
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In terms of wider problems, we already know that censorship hits the most marginalized communities the hardest; look at Facebook's hate speech censorship last year, which disproportionately censored LGBTQ people and people of color.
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Lee described this instance as "reverse censorship," exemplifying a form of censorship implemented in the West to protect identity, while safeguards against such leaking of private information have yet to be erected in China.
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Condemning the murder of Kuciak, censorship watchdog Index on Censorship also pointed out that another journalist investigating corruption in Eastern Europe, Parim Olluri, was seriously assaulted outside his home in Pristina, Kosovo, last August.
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"The biggest search engine in the world obeying the censorship in China is a victory for the Chinese government — it sends a signal that nobody will bother to challenge the censorship any more," said Poon.
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Within China, censorship is, in essence, outsourced to the internet firms.
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But then the murkiness of what counts as censorship comes in.
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The move once again thrusts China's cyber censorship into the spotlight.
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"Plays were still subject to censorship in that period," Paxton said.
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Leaders responded to these impulses through censorship and other aggressive tactics.
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Internet cafes have often been a target of censorship in China.
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Zuckerberg claimed that Facebook has previously faced excessive censorship, CNN reported.
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In congressional testimony, both companies have denied engaging in partisan censorship.
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What the f— with the panicky pushing of the censorship button!
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I think the conversation is going to more turn toward censorship.
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Others, like users of competitor website Gab, accuse Twitter of censorship.
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People use Tor-like programs in countries where censorship is rampant.
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The social media censorship claim has also gotten play in Congress.
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The only exception is that it abides by local censorship laws.
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Some African nations are continuing to use censorship to manipulate elections.
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The censorship feature hasn't been rolled out, according to The Times.
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Now, there's an easy way to get around Apple's bullshit censorship.
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As for censorship, I kept expecting it and not finding it.
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Google, at the time, said it was standing up against censorship.
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Activists and journalists often use Tor to circumvent censorship and surveillance.
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"DeepCreamPy was made to counteract the increase in censorship," deeppomf said.
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Some fear it opens the door to censorship of the internet.
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There are concerns that tackling this problem could lead to censorship.
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He is not the sole target of Turkey's recent censorship measures.
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IPVanish, VPN Unlimited, VyprVPN, and OpenVPN also dismissed the censorship efforts.
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Facebook does not know how China would apply its censorship laws.
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"Big Tech's attempted censorship of @UnplannedMovie is deeply troubling," Cruz tweeted.
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A robust complaint about censorship is the best tactic they have.
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To be totally clear, Damore is not a victim of censorship.
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Other European countries may soon implement similar censorship regimes, as well.
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In his view, it's part of an important battle against censorship.
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Secular Muslims reject Sharia censorship; but Islamists embrace and promote it.
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We have kept it open in the sense of no censorship.
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Actor James Woods has quit Twitter over what he calls censorship.
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Google is reportedly planning a censorship-friendly search service for China
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Excerpts of the interview were previously published by Index on Censorship.
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In a country where there's censorship, security may seem particularly important.
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If they passed any censorship laws on cultural produce for instance?
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How has censorship shifted throughout time in regards to your work?
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In China the state is the source of nearly all censorship.
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Self-censorship does make clean comics' jobs "very difficult", Boland concedes.
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He did, however, put out a video ranting about internet censorship.
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The posters were intended to combat censorship, Reporters Without Borders said.
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There are other forms of censorship underway these days in China.
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At worst, censorship imprisons and kills those who cross its threshold.
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But then Google would be subject to China's self-censorship laws.
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Democrats were dismissive of Republican claims of censorship by tech giants.
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"I know what it's like to live under censorship," she said.
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US senators have criticized TikTok for censorship, privacy, and child safety.
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The government there has strict rules around censorship of user content.
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Citizens' self-censorship helps authoritarian governments keep the Web in check.
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On Friday, a letter criticizing censorship at Xinhua circulated widely online.
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But government censorship in China has more serious consequences as well.
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And the media in Canada saw it as a censorship issue.
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The government is not the only source of censorship in Cuba.
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READ MORE: What Would Censorship of the USDA Mean for America?
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Two, censorship in any form is bad for the national discourse.
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The play never went before the Ministry of Culture's censorship unit.
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On Instagram, because of censorship restrictions, you can't see her nude.
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It appears they're taking their censorship campaign to the next level.
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At that time, fairly rigid censorship still prevailed in American publishing.
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Tencent is no "architect" of China's Great Firewall internet censorship program.
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"Categories of self-censorship will stretch in future," the letter said.
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Voting becomes an empty exercise when government censorship dominates public discussion.
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"If you have censorship in China, fine," he told The Verge.
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As the strict, decade-old military censorship lifted at 5 a.m.
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Digital information stored abroad wouldn't be subject to US censorship laws.
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Facebook and Twitter deny they've been involved in politically motivated censorship.
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Prisoners suspected of participating in the strike faced censorship and retaliation.
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Making and selling risqué goods online is a recipe for censorship.
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Her words stoked fears about creeping Stalinism and censorship in Russia.
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But the efforts walk a fine line between intervention and censorship.
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When Google protested censorship and hacking, it was mostly kicked out.
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And as is frequently the case with censorship, it is contagious.
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The greatest threat, he said, is not prosecution but self-censorship.
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To object to such use is not censorship; it's consciousness-raising.
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Many decried the painting's removal, calling it an example of censorship.
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China's government has long been known for its strict censorship rules.
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Self-censorship is not only common; it is often the standard.
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It isn't censorship — it's about choosing who one wants to watch.
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They like what she sees as censorship by big technology platforms.
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If censorship was pervasive, our curiosity and resourcefulness were reliable antidotes.
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The censorship I've grown up with is more insidious, and unsettling.
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"I don&apost think we do call it censorship," Clegg replied.
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At that time, Apple was accused of aiding government censorship efforts.
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Critics say his proposal, aimed at public libraries, amounts to censorship.
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To that end, he presided over an unprecedented relaxation of censorship.
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As TikTok's popularity rises, concerns arise over app's censorship and security.
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It's corporate censorship backed up with a promise of corporate punishment.
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"You can't direct with self-censorship in your mind," he said.
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As Hern notes, suspicions about TikTok's censorship are on the rise.
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Films featuring LGBTQ content are subject to censorship or harsh ratings.
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Google has been operating in China since 2000, making significant censorship
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In the end, the biggest problem just might be self-censorship.
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This is state sponsored censorship with real human and financial costs.
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When it comes to censorship and propaganda, Turkey has greater ambitions.
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"If you have censorship in China — fine," he told The Verge.
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But censorship is not the solution to these failures of looking.
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"Censorship can only stop public discussion for awhile," Professor Fu said.
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Ms. Merrill also insisted she was not trying to encourage censorship.
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It makes its bowing to Saudi censorship demand even more disappointing.
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But censorship isn't just about making work and views completely unavailable.
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An exploration of sensuality, looking, doing away with respectability and censorship.
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But many others expressed anger and accused the company of censorship.
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It leads to self-censorship, and it works almost every time.
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The U.S. government would also help Iranians get around internet censorship.
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"You'd have soon a kind of office of censorship," he says.
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Peter Dahlin of Safeguard Defenders, who himself was required to make a televised confession in 2016 after being arrested in Beijing in connection with his work for another NGO, cautions against trying to "fight censorship with censorship".
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Google complicity in Chinese censorship could endanger press freedom elsewhere The Committee to Protect Journalists asks Google not to pursue Dragonfly: Still, by integrating its services with the Chinese model, Google risks enabling serious violations beyond censorship.
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In a 2017 assessment of the state of censorship in China, the Council on Foreign Relations writes that censorship is still very much a part of government and culture — but that the internet is testing its bounds.
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He is calling on government officials for greater censorship of magic online.
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Claims of Big Tech censorship have also made their way to Congress.
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Poroshenko promised not to restrict citizens' rights and freedoms or introduce censorship.
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Claims of social media censorship have also made their way to Congress.
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Twitter isn't a basic human right, so censorship is the wrong word.
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This could be useful in many situations, and not just censorship ones.
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Democrats want the clip removed, but Republicans say that would be censorship.
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Censorship clearly hasn't been high on West's list of priorities these days.
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The more effective the censorship, it seems, the more inventive the dissent.
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But as the bloodshed increases, presumably, so will the censorship in China.
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"It didn't have anything to do with fear of censorship," he said.
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After all, censorship and the internet don't always go together too smoothly.
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I do think that the censorship of it all is absolutely ridiculous.
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It's not entirely clear how well China's alleged censorship is working, however.
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Image: OONI's live map which shows where censorship reports are most prevalent.
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The details: The Ending Support for Internet Censorship Act, introduced by Sen.
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Conservative media outlets heavily covered the decision as another instance of censorship.
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That's when they start to bring in the idea of self censorship.
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The constitution of 1994 theoretically prohibited censorship, but it continued in practice.
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The letter comes amid concerns about the censorship of conservative speech online.
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He spent about nine years behind bars for allegedly violating censorship laws.
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Will China ever license a VPN for users to circumvent its censorship?
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The GreatFire company offers 'censorship-proof' alternatives like its Android VPN FreeBrowser.
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Actually, he thinks it will lead to the censorship of conservative media.
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Do you think a decentralized, permissionless, censorship-resistant version would be better?
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By then, hysteria over the "censorship" of Mr Robinson had broken out.
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You don't know whether you will be the next target of censorship.
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Here's a look at some of this year's acts of art censorship.
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Their little act of censorship served only to stifle an important discussion.
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Newspapers still publish but are bought off or bullied into self-censorship.
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We also support our artist's right to free expression and oppose censorship.
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Twitter also notified Zeynalov of the censorship request via email on Friday.
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Analysts said internet censorship could further reduce citizens' access to social media.
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China has its own entirely separate rules particularly around censorship of content.
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These women still face threatening comments, censorship, harassment, and outright abuse online.
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Censorship programs set dangerous precedents for freedom of expression on the Internet.
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The open-minded campus scene offered Bruce a rare respite from censorship.
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A culture of censorship expands when the people allow it to expand.
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"But the bigger problem is the culture of strict censorship," she added.
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Many users said this effort, even if well-intentioned, amounts to censorship.
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The porn " censorship board" held its first meeting on July 29, 1998.
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Kremlin critics say the measure is a form of direct state censorship.
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Facebook says it wants to protect free speech and to avoid censorship.
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To permit viewpoint discrimination in this context is to permit Government censorship.
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But censorship that results from overzealous algorithms hasn't been the real problem.
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The government has heightened censorship of foreign media since the king died.
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The livestreaming ban is just the latest in the government's censorship efforts.
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"It's a million miles away from censorship," King told a news conference.
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Sex has long been subject to shifting definitions of "obscenity" and censorship.
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Censorship was, in their view, the only way to protect the public.
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"We were saved from postmodernism," Aravena says about the upside of censorship.
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"Censorship is a very dangerous thing & absolutely impossible to police," he continued.
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Chinese movie studios favor historical themes in part out of self-censorship.
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Some photographs, like Singh's, are freer of the censorship of the market.
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And, critically, it is only the left that is calling for censorship.
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Censorship laws will mean another set of walls dividing the global village. ■
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But this did not occur to liberals who called for censorship instead.
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Policies attempting to ban "extreme" speech will almost always lead to censorship.
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As you probably guessed, this stealth censorship was specifically aimed at conservatives.
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But academic self-censorship when it comes to China is particularly troubling.
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Bitcoin is a store of value resistant to both tampering and censorship.
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Hopefully, their efforts will prevent the deadly costs of this dangerous censorship.
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And this feels, to some audiences, like a new form of censorship.
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The steady creep of Chinese censorship is evident in American tech companies.
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People within the libertarian-minded crypto-community don't like censorship at all.
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Critics argue its approach risks chilling free expression via AI-powered censorship.
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So this video comes out as an offensive against that state censorship.
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The films that get shown, unsurprisingly, will still be subject to censorship.
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That's when his struggles with censorship begin, according to the second file.
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Why this matters: Google left the mainland in 2010 over censorship concerns.
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Google developers have reportedly built an Android app with the censorship tool.
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The desire to avoid censorship or partisanship or inefficiency is no excuse.
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He also said more education was needed on how to circumvent censorship.
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Lectures on human rights, political satire and censorship will complement the show.
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Online censorship has intensified, and tools to circumvent China's Great Firewall disrupted.
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It has turned a nativist bigot into a victim of liberal censorship.
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Censorship is a tired topic to many Chinese, who live it everyday.
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It's amazing to me that in 2018 people still think censorship works.
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HB: State censorship and political persecution of artists are increasing in Israel.
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Chinese censorship is not something new, not even for the Xi presidency.
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Many artists have been forced to find creative ways to evade censorship.
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One way to describe that is "self-censorship"; another is simple politeness.
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It isn't just government censorship that is restricting free expression in China.
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Which of these instances of censorship, if any, were justified and why?
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Mr. Harris, citing worries about censorship, announced that he would leave Patreon.
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The Cairo International Book Fair has weathered censorship disputes and violent protests.
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Allowing such censorship is anathema to the internet's (and America's) founding spirit.
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"This is more serious than censorship," Farhadi said finally, and everyone laughed.
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Despite China's famously strict censorship, online news is a big business there.
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I don't believe in censorship, but I don't like violence that's salacious.
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"It would likely encourage increased censorship and takedowns by companies," she said.
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Mr. Yeo said censorship is the biggest obstacle facing Singapore's comedy scene.
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We do not customize our products in any way to enable censorship.
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This is partly the result of the censorship that prevails across China.
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And I like the freedom that comes with no commercials or censorship.
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Hollywood has long accepted China's censorship rules to rake in its profits.
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Go deeper: Daryl Morey debacle raises awareness of threat of Chinese censorship
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Aghdam's central grievances appear to have been focused on censorship and revenue.
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They might just succeed in bringing about a new era of censorship.
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Censorship of American cultural exports to China is also expected to continue.
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BuzzFeed News' own examination of possible censorship on the platform was inconclusive.
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These cringe-worthy anecdotes seem to remove the barrier of self-censorship.
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Censorship is used to grab and maintain power, and to silence opposition.
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The culprit isn't government censorship but instead corporate, community and peer intimidation.
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The woman's grievances against YouTube appear to focus on censorship and revenue.
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United States Censorship in the US continued along hyper-polarized political lines.
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There has been local-level censorship of news about the outbreak however.
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"Censorship is a very dangerous thing & absolutely impossible to police," Trump added.
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This is in line with a general pattern of increased online censorship.
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We saw how aggressively our politicians responded to disingenuous complaints of censorship.
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The First Amendment was not applied to state censorship laws until 1925.
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Susan Wojcicki: You can go too far and that can become censorship.
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Do you have more details on Apple's apparent enthusiasm for self-censorship?
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Others are doomed by the C.I.A.'s heavy-handed and mandatory censorship.
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Censorship of local media or the internet could have a similar effect.
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The Chinese government maintains strict censorship of news sites and media platforms.
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News organizations in China have faced tightening censorship under President Xi Jinping.
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But it's hard to believe that this has been unaided by censorship.
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Given stepped up censorship, many more are likely to have gone unreported.
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Censorship of art, particularly in the form of destruction, is never good.
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And Apple's own communications apps in China remain free of government censorship.
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Self-censorship is a very nasty monkey to get off your back.
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In other words, the censorship itself isn't surprising; whom it protects is.
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Yet activists say Facebook hasn't entirely stayed out of the censorship business.
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After completing production, all films in China are subject to official censorship.
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That's why people started Guccifer 3, 4, 5 hashtags to avoid censorship.
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In the Leslie Jones case Yiannopoulos can chalk up two wins: his own censorship by Twitter, and the self-censorship of Jones quitting Twitter after he criticized her performance and his fans piled in to racially abuse her.
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Read more: 'South Park' banned in China after its most recent episode criticized censorship in the countryLast week's episode, called "Band in China," mocked Chinese censorship and Hollywood's reliance on the country's box office to boost potential blockbusters.
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Security researcher, and former Facebook employee, Alec Muffett wasted no time branding this hashtag concept "chilling" censorship… Ignore the "necessary"; the Home Secretary is literally calling for certain hashtags or words to elicit censorship/blocking on social media: pic.twitter.
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"Geo News's clashes with authorities started well before April 2018 and exemplify the divide between some media houses and the military ... (and) the growing use of indirect tactics to impose censorship, and the rise of self-censorship," it said.
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Demonstrators chanted anti-government slogans and brandished signs carrying messages against internet censorship.
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He specifically cites his desire to stand up to what he calls 'censorship.
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Then it said, this should not be construed as an act of censorship.
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Content moderation, which is a nice way of saying censorship, or possibly not?
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Apple bowed to China's censorship pressure, which is completely unsurprising but nevertheless disappointing.
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Many Tennesseans recalled the incident where I was subjected to censorship on Twitter.
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But the long period of de facto censorship wasn't without its after-effects.
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The old Twitter fetishized anti-censorship; the new Twitter puts user safety first.
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Online as elsewhere, identity politics have obstructed robust debate and promoted soft censorship.
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Because of censorship issues like these, the ALA doesn't recommend filtering at all.
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She perseveres despite arrest threats and constant censorship of her and her colleagues.
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"It's disappointing that any network would order the censorship of opinions," Sadler said.
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She wrote "Summa --- laude," and then left a special note explaining the censorship.
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As a public institution, Cal Poly cannot engage in censorship of any form.
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And censorship was stepped up: online searches for Mr Lei's name were blocked.
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"Many activists spoke of an atmosphere of fear, censorship and retaliation," Forst said.
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This week, Google's messy fight over Chinese censorship spilled out into the open.
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It's the Beach Body ad, I would argue, that is guilty of censorship.
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Supporters of free speech frequently describe the concept as 'censorship machines', for instance.
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For President Yoweri Museveni, nothing says "democracy" like sweeping censorship of the electorate.
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Now, he's making an extreme, almost absurdist version of the anti-censorship argument.
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The government has heightened censorship of foreign media since the king passed away.
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CNNWho among us hasn't claimed censorship from "the man" at the slightest inconvenience?
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And the censorship means even fewer people now have access to social media.
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" She later posted on her Facebook page: "Yes to Neptune, no to censorship.
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But by doing so they have plunged deeper into thorny debates about censorship.
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Facebook previously built a censorship-friendly tool that could be deployed in China.
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She says this is not happening with other candidates and calls it censorship.
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That sort of anti-Christian censorship must not be tolerated – especially in America.
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Censorship is rarely water-tight, and that is certainly the case for music.
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That said, Perfect World will have to manage the inevitable government censorship demands.
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It denies wrongdoing and says it will not be cowed into self-censorship.
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Zuckerberg, however, apparently elected to keep the posts up over concerns about censorship.
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Here's a look at some of this year's acts of art censorship. 20173.
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Romania: Artist Darja Bajagić alleges censorship in row over work depicting Nazi swastika.
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Singapore: M1 Fringe Festival cancels two of its performances due to government censorship.
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But censorship and shaming is never the answer to the misbehavior of one.
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In announcing its decision, Backpage said it was the victim of government censorship.
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The situation only builds on Iran's ongoing issues with internet censorship and control.
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Cannon won't be returning to the NBC show, citing censorship from the network.
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In fact, social media censorship is dangerous and raises serious First Amendment concerns.
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"I would never consider Amazon Prime [because of censorship]," Mukherjee told BuzzFeed News.
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The N word was just used on the NBC channel, without any censorship.
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Maybe you'll read a book or donate your time to fighting censorship online.
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But the movement has struggled to maintain momentum due to widespread online censorship.
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The company's murky policies have often drawn criticism and even accusations of censorship.
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Warren quickly denounced the move as censorship, even as Facebook restored the ads.
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She and her colleagues persevere in spite of arrest threats and constant censorship.
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It highlighted growing concerns of Chinese companies "exporting censorship" as they expanded overseas.
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Censorship has "always been there … It's the reality of Chinese society," Zhang said.
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What is your plan to fight back this censorship in the long run?
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Facebook previously built a censorship-friendly tool that could be deployed in China.
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"The censorship system is of course centrally directed, but not uniform," Veg said.
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She perseveres despite arrest threats and constant censorship against she and her colleagues.
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We have our own censorship-minded individuals who want to shut down debate.
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One of the more unusual cases of suspected censorship is the app Fenda.
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Second, technology firms are having to grapple with horribly complex decisions about censorship.
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Since then, academics say a chill of self-censorship has descended on campuses.
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But silence won't help us at all, and censorship is never the answer.
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In the U.S., most censorship hasn't occurred under the aegis of political correctness.
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Trump Jr. did not, however, admit that he erroneously accused Twitter of censorship.
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China wants you to know it means business on its new censorship rules.
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Thus, they can comply with both European and American laws by expanding censorship.
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Facebook suspended conservative personality Lauren Southern for complaining about that website's censorship practices.
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Even before this legislative plan, there was a clear drift toward censorship here.
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Ultimately, censorship suspends our ability to reason and make sense of the world.
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But its opponents fear the bill will open the door for widespread censorship.
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However, in response to the growing outrage, China's Internet censorship machine ramped up.
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Self-censorship, while difficult to measure, is also seen as an increasing problem.
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The censorship prompted criticism from the United States, Britain and the United Nations.
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To equate Apple's switch with China's censorship, as Mr. Zittrain does, is ludicrous.
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We shouldn't want or need government to solve evil through social media censorship.
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More specifically, Watkins created a pornography website geared toward skirting Japanese censorship laws.
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In the article, Link compared China's censorship to an anaconda in a chandelier.
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Stone Fish explains in "The Other Political Correctness," that self-censorship within American
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China, the world's biggest censor, has no love for "censorship-resistant" permissionless cryptocurrencies.
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And this is important for understanding how internet censorship will affect us all.
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The rankings of nations are temporary, our concerns with censorship will be permanent.
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All of his letters, coming and going, are monitored and subject to censorship.
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In fact, the anniversary of the crash also triggered a spike in censorship.
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Following the 2016 election, Woods said he was quitting Twitter because of censorship.
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By Riefenstahl's telling, she was a principled documentarian, standing up to Nazi censorship.
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It seemed like there was a lot of censorship when you grew up.
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The company is trying to walk a fine line between censorship and sensibility.
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What would you say to world leaders about censorship and freedom of information?
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A full, country-wide internet shutdown is the nuclear weapon of online censorship.
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He said that the law would not lead to the censorship of memes.
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As the censorship has intensified, Chinese journalists have been forced to get creative.
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The censorship is not a precise art, but it is a constant presence.
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They cited "technical reasons," a euphemism widely understood here to refer to censorship.
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Digital rights activists and the tech industry say it could result in censorship.
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Dozens of new publications emerged from the shadow of censorship in those years.
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The act of censorship actually causes the sensitive content to become increasingly visible.
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Some have canceled activities or programs, and others have resorted to self-censorship.
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"The censorship follows [users] even if they move abroad," she told BuzzFeed News.
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Where do viewers go to bypass the censorship regimes of their home countries?
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Nilay Patel: Let's talk about Josh Hawley's Ending Support for Internet Censorship Act.
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Outcries over perceived censorship have seemingly only gotten worse in today's political climate.
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The downfall of the censorship official, Lu Wei, was a long time coming.
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It also vowed to raise censorship with the authorities at meetings next week.
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Until now, foreign academic presses were largely immune to this sort of censorship.
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After news of the censorship spread, academics inside and outside China expressed alarm.
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Fears about Chinese censorship, surveillance, and surging geopolitical influence are pronounced in Washington.
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When "An Officer and a Spy" was released, we heard outcries about censorship.
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No, real censorship in French film is how some people suffer from invisibility.
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To get there, Beijing has intensified internet censorship in the past few weeks.
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In my travels as an adult, I've come across clumsier forms of censorship.
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The big picture: The country's rampant censorship makes things difficult for foreign films.
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And new issues of China-backed censorship on U.S. shores are gaining attention.
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Is it paranoid to assume that censorship will creep into TikTok as well?
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But the censorship and global propaganda issues raised by TikTok are no joke.
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Censorship is as tough as ever, and dissidents are still rotting in jail.
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So, with a digital medium a lot of censorship has not happened – yet.
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But Mr. Xi gave no indication that loosening censorship was on his agenda.
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The bug spread fears of censorship and oppression among the already embattled group.
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So responding to violence by calling for self-censorship has it precisely backward.
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Mr. Liu completed a doctorate in literature but bridled at convention and censorship.
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The first censorship law was based on similar edicts issued by Napoleon III.
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Twitter refused, citing concerns like censorship and the inherent newsworthiness of presidential tweets.
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The woman's grievances against YouTube appear to be centered around censorship and revenue.
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Global concern In recent days, the government's apparent censorship has made headlines worldwide.
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This is far from TikTok's first run-in with the accusation of censorship.
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The film, shot in 21974, was not released until 21976 because of censorship.
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But the truth is that SESTA could create calls for even more censorship.
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"Their main methods of censorship are limiting access to the internet," Tsehaye said.
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CEO Tim Cook also defended Apple's decision to comply with China's censorship efforts.
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The property self-censorship appears voluntary, although Beijing never makes such orders public.
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It was reinstated after Solberg accused Facebook of censorship and of editing history.
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TNT did not respond to a request to comment about the alleged censorship.
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TNT did not respond to a request to comment about the alleged censorship.
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I decided to write without any self-censorship in support of the revolution.
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Some right-wing commentators have criticized the moves, saying they amount to censorship.
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China has the most extensive and sophisticated internet censorship system in the world.
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It's the world's largest gaming company, and very much compliant with China's censorship.
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Now, 30 years later, it's become a symbol of protesting Chinese censorship online.
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Fear of Chinese censorship and propaganda is still a concern among Reddit users.
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Censorship is rampant and tens of thousands of political prisoners are in jail.
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That in turn has created a growing and lucrative new industry: censorship factories.
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These new rules could open the door to widespread government censorship and surveillance.
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Till-Mobley just might have found value in protests (though not in censorship).
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From there, they spread among Chinese readers, although censorship stymied their widespread circulation.
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The move engendered a national debate on censorship, political correctness and academic freedom.
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However, in spite of liberal censorship rules, the cinema of Japan was conservative.
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How did China's censorship policies affect the production and distribution of the film?
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I don't think this self-censorship and stigma exists everywhere in South Korea.
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While censorship is certainly a cost to doing business in China — companies either agree to censoring content or don't operate at all — it's particularly disappointing to see Apple, a pro freedom of speech company, continue to comply with Chinese censorship rules.
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The decision to suspend Abbas was widely (and rightly) criticized as censorship—and yet, later that same year, after being accused of profiting from footage of children being beaten, a spokesperson for the company claimed that censorship wasn't its role.
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"We are very proud that we don't have censorship of films in Palestine," he told CNN, but admitted that the order to pull the film was a worrying development that could make censorship on political or religious grounds more likely.
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Thus on most rankings of internet censorship, North Korea, China and Russia are cited as the major offenders but it's increasingly clear that internet censorship exists in multiple forms and may actually be on the rise, in some form, everywhere.
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"When I stereotypically think of censorship, I don't necessarily think of data being deleted, but I think of spectacular instances of book burning—that's censorship," Bethany Wiggin, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania who has been archiving data told me.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On June 2, human installation artist Spencer Tunick staged an action in partnership with the National Coalition Against Censorship (NCAC) outside of Facebook's New York offices to protest the censorship of nudity on social media.
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" Mr. Rickman was critical of the decision, calling it "censorship born out of fear.
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New mechanisms of Internet censorship are typically met with creative tools to bypass them.
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Eastwood's statement depends on a common misunderstanding about political correctness: that it's about censorship.
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So this censorship of conservatives and Republicans and conservative values continues in this country.
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Tor rolled out a workaround for the block, but the censorship battle rages on.
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Now, it's making its countermove in the cat-and-mouse game of online censorship.
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In a context of impunity, surveillance is added to a devastating panorama of censorship.
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Only a few hundred of Google's 88,000 workforce were briefed about the censorship plan.
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Censorship, like the guillotine, once deployed, does not stop only with its current targets.
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But complaints from conservatives about YouTube censorship far outnumbered any other kind of complaint.
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Vulnerable communities, too, are subjected to this new flavor of what is effectively censorship.
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People in China often come up with creative ways to get around government censorship.
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Tiananmen is a prime target of the Great Firewall, China's sprawling online censorship apparatus.
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More often, it leads to self-censorship and punch-pulling from even prestigious academies.
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The censorship has run alongside denials from the government that the report holds water.
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Say it with me now, kids: It's not censorship if it's a private interest.
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And it's all thanks to a viral tweet about his perseverance against artistic censorship.
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Outsourcing your censorship decisions to trusted journalists seems like a good idea in theory.
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Under President Xi Jinping, China has advanced its internet censorship push to unprecedented levels.
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The move could help to assuage mounting concerns of censorship or national security threats.
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Concerns about censorship seem to arise whenever a tech company from China is involved.
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They use 'bullying' as a guise to cover their pro-Israel, pro-censorship agenda.
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Does the government already practice all kinds of censorship where the left is concerned?
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But many artists would rather not expose themselves to political pressure or potential censorship.
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Zhang Chun: During the storyboard stage, we had to consider the issue of censorship.
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"The censorship is getting more and more intense on film and television," he said.
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Ted Cruz (R-TX), criticized Apple and Blizzard for bowing to China's censorship demands.
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The censorship, or fear of it, is far from isolated and particularly impacts girls.
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"The writers' standpoints were overwhelmingly sensational [and] negative, yet censorship was rare," Fu said.
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The New York Times has found prominent recent cases of data and information censorship.
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Another danger, National Academy of Sciences president McNutt told BuzzFeed News, is self-censorship.
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Catt Sadler responded to the reports of alleged celebrity censorship on the red carpet.
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Today's announcement is a start to balancing reliability with avoiding censorship or unscalable enforcement.
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Cuban officials in the cultural industry have in the past denied accusations of censorship.
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In 2017, Apple removed VPN apps that people had used to elude Chinese censorship.
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People have to figure out what is real, and what is not, without censorship!
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Attempts by some analysts to fill the information vacuum also failed due to censorship.
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But the lawsuit also condenses many common conservative complaints about alleged social media censorship.
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Yet an "almost apocalyptic censorship", which British intelligence abets, hides this (largely forgotten) bloodshed.
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The boldest tested the limits of censorship and held (some) powerful wrongdoers to account.
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App developers won't be able to use Google to get around internet censorship anymore.
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Bradbury published the novel in 1953, expanding several shorter works about censorship and authoritarianism.
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The Index on Censorship says 20 journalists have been detained in Turkey this year.
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The censorship will extend to Google's image search, spell check, and suggested search features.
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It is not censorship if you violate the rules and your post is deleted.
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But warning people about what they're getting into is not the same as censorship.
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Murphy's Twitter account was filled with negative reaction to his call for additional censorship.
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It would also have to comply with the censorship of the ruling Communist party.
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Researchers at Canada's Citizen Lab recently reported on Tencent's invention of new censorship techniques.
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Collaborating with Chinese censorship… there's no difference between that and joining the propaganda system.
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If they get their way, they'll allow widespread throttling, blocking, censorship, and extra fees.
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The EFF is still collecting incident reports of censorship through its precursor project, onlinecensorship.
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We are rapidly approaching a point where censorship of opposing voices is the norm.
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And in the context of victims of censorship, it's a luxury he's undeserving of.
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Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation called the station's decision censorship and mean-spirited.
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Facebook plans to outsource censorship duties to a third-party company, the report said.
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But the event became a high-profile victim of China's new climate of censorship.
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Motherboard has asked Open Whisper Systems for more technical details on the alleged censorship.
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The struggle between free speech and censorship keeps humans necessary in the undesirable role.
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"We live in that climate - this is definitely, I believe, self-censorship," Stone said.
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Then, in the act of moderating, they're often shamed by the community for censorship.
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He has previously accused social media companies, which include Twitter and Facebook, of censorship.
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After decrying censorship, he began attracting droves of followers on Facebook, Tumblr and Instagram.
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Direct censorship by the state is only one of several obstacles for the media.
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A legal battle over the future of online censorship is raging in snowy Canada.
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Yes, the self-censorship was ironic and disappointing, but it was not exactly baseless.
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Facebook still hasn't explained the details of its policy on censorship of Live video.
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Once the object of institutional censorship, her work is now being purchased for museums.
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"Working in digital media frees me from the censorship that's everywhere here," she said.
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C ontent moderation, which is a nice way of saying censorship, or possibly not?
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However, the consequences of censorship are qualitatively different in countries that actively police it.
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And comics fell under a strict censorship regime that lasted for decades to come.
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Some Republicans talk about censorship by tech companies, while others complain about political ideologies.
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It has sparked public outrage, parental soul-searching, government pledges and widespread online censorship.
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He is alert to signs of systemic racism, institutional coverups, and press self-censorship.
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Rafal Niemojewski, the foundation's director, said that curators often run into problems of censorship.
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In Germany, the constitution bans censorship, while laws ban speech deemed to incite hatred.
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Gershad's website says it uses Psiphon, a Canadian-made app designed to circumvent censorship.
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But TikTok has been criticized by US senators for censorship, privacy, and child safety.
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A history of censorship It's not the first time Iran has banned an app.
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The result helped create an environment where local companies (not to mention censorship) thrived.
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Assange's supporters see him as a hero who challenges censorship and champions free speech.
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And it will penetrate the rising wave of censorship that is plaguing our country.
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Supporters of Jones and other free speech advocates have called the moves political censorship.
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The impunity fosters self-censorship among journalists and corruption among public officials, CJP said.
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Caixin's report on the censorship was itself deleted hours after it was posted online.
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Which is why the latest outcry on YouTube over censorship is hardly a surprise.
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Trump's conservative cronies are more likely to approach curbing porn from a censorship angle.
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The restriction of content we deem beyond the pale is still, in fact, censorship.
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Some of the first users who lost their checkmarks are accusing Twitter of censorship.
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Facebook has, in the past, been criticized for its apparent censorship of Palestinian journalists.
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And if you're privy to this new wave, you know there's no censorship involved.
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Go deeper: How Trump can regulate Google Conservative leaders demand Big Tech end "censorship"
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The company shut down search engine operations in 2010 because of Chinese censorship laws.
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Is there a concern that you or others at the museum may face censorship?
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Many took the reaction to be a call for censorship and responded with fury.
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The debate is not about censorship: People can write in the voices they please.
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"To equate the self-regulation code with censorship is grossly misleading," the association said.
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Censorship is mainly related to products and services that involve "national security", it said.
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It could also lead to self censorship by tech companies to avoid government scrutiny.
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In a recent blog post, the company also pushed back against the censorship allegations.
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Censorship and punishment have muted dissent in China since Mr. Xi came to power.
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And this sweeping censorship continued for more than two years after the war ended.
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The end result, he said, is always "expansion of the government's powers and censorship."
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Institutions, following the lead of artists, should respond creatively to the call for censorship.
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Banning books is a form of censorship, which should never be allowed to occur.
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In 2002, The Straits Times newspaper invited me to write a piece on censorship.
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Amid the confusion, there's room for people to cry "censorship" when none has occurred.
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But self-censorship is only so effective in the face of the almighty dollar.
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The data firm that complied with the censorship demands, Refinitiv, is Reuters's biggest customer.
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The Code was developed voluntarily by the studios in hopes of avoiding government censorship.
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Up until its collapse, Communist censorship had suppressed public discourse surrounding the Volhynia massacre.
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New information technologies — the internet, social media, smartphone cameras — were supposed to overcome censorship.
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She does not acknowledge her complicity with the censorship of Cuban artists in Cuba.
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Little tolerance: China has built the world's most extensive and sophisticated online censorship system.
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That meant we had easier access to the battlefield and no American military censorship.
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"WeSearchr's claims of censorship and discrimination are frivolous," he told me in an email.
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But there are two or three markets "where there are censorship issues," he said.
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Censorship, regardless of the reason, is a concern for observers of journalism in Qatar.
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"It seems that the search censorship algorithms are ignoring these for now," Williams said.
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There is a fine line, in Hersh's ever-suspicious mind, between editing and censorship.
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Restrictions on researching the drug amount to "intense and powerful scientific censorship," he added.
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A diagram from Citizen Lab's report about how censorship works on YY and WeChat.
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Moreover, restrictions against censorship are not a "superstition"; they are protections under the Constitution.
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I am continuing to monitor the censorship of AMERICAN CITIZENS on social media platforms.
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"It is a misuse of words if you say 'content censorship,'" Mr. Lu said.
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He's pushing China's censorship regime overseas; domestic analysts are being ordered to stay positive.
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Activists created a 12.5 million block digital library in "Minecraft" to bypass censorship laws.
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Governments that outsource speech control to private companies can effectively achieve censorship by proxy.
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In building its censorship and surveillance apparatus, China has separated itself from global norms.
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Others, the NYT said, have called the outbreak "Chernobyl" to evade the censorship rules.
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Josh Hawley, who has been vocal about TikTok and Apple's censorship and security concerns.
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Apple has also removed apps that would let users leapfrog the country's censorship controls.
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On Facebook, which is bigger and less combative, they focus on censorship and governance.
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Scientists must recognize and fight political censorship, while they remain vigilant for political interference.
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Again and again, marginalized communities bear the brunt of heavy-handed censorship by platforms.
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She said that governments will "absolutely" use vague content policies in service of censorship.
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Solomon (Liam James) wants to do crusading student journalism but is frustrated by censorship.
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For decades, O'Brien has defined herself as a survivor of censorship and book burning.
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Some nonprofits worry that any cleanup effort could result in censorship, even if inadvertently.
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There's no ministry of information or formal censorship apparatus, and the Internet is unrestricted.
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In public, ByteDance is working to quell American fears about censorship and national security.
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City of San Antonio Removes Video Work by Xandra Ibarra, Prompting Cries of Censorship
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In his final address to staff, Luber made no mention of climate change censorship.
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Government censorship and rules have hampered the tech sector's ability to grow in China.
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Zuckerberg has criticized TikTok over allegations of censorship on behalf of the Chinese government.
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The arrests of journalists and the closure of media houses led to self-censorship.
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Many of the major examples of censorship have been debunked or their scope disputed.
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Song said the threat of censorship was a common problem in Chinese TV production.
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We'll see if this hands-off approach to censorship actually flies with the law.
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It will also be dealing with a widely reported issue of puritanical self-censorship.
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Facebook's censorship is an attack on the freedom of expression – and therefore on democracy.
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She is blacklisted by the U.S. Treasury Department for human rights abuses and censorship.
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Until, that is, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi unleashed a new wave of censorship.
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This self-censorship often occurs even if a person is not doing anything wrong.
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Until, that is, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi unleashed a new wave of censorship.
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One party's crackdown on fake news and hate speech is the other's political censorship.
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Content providers in the world's most populous country face stringent regulations and censorship challenges.
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Censorship grows out of political correctness, weaponized by each aggrieved person against everyone else.
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Director Wanuri Kahiu filed a lawsuit earlier this month challenging the censorship board's ruling.
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"My attitude toward censorship in the movie industry has never changed," said Mr. Lou.
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By tolerating Chinese censorship, the United States encourages other countries to do the same.
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We cannot talk about any kind of opportunity when it comes to self-censorship.
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But one localizer demanded their name be removed from the game's credits, citing censorship.
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And it's much more comfortable to imagine censorship only happening in an Orwellian state.
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They talk about "1984" and censorship and how free speech is dead in America.
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But the two most important and concerning rules are related to censorship and encryption.
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This is censorship and it is beneath the standards of the Wall Street Journal.
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The current partial censorship and set of laws produce enough of a noticeable effect.
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The Foundation has demonstrated its bandwidth to hold institutions accountable on topics of censorship.
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To deal with these themes and surpass censorship will be an achievement in itself.
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When does the censorship issue come in and where does it escalate from here?
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While it's not the first instance of censorship of LGBTQ-friendly films in China, the censorship of Call Me By Your Name is the first notable move by authorities after China's film, TV, and news outlets were moved under the propaganda department's instruction.
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The data indicate that spikes in censorship usually coincide with political upheaval (see chart), and that censorship has been climbing steadily (though Gino Raidy, vice-president of March, admits that the data-gathering approach means that older examples may have been missed).
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A distant second in my view is Iran, whose censorship policies are pervasive and go beyond website filtering to non-technical censorship methods like prosecution of bloggers and online journalists and surveillance, which in turn prevents users from openly expressing their views online.
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Bruguera, a Cuban artist who is actively outspoken about her opposition to Cuban law and censorship, was herself jailed in 2014–2015 in Cuba, immediately identifying with his story of government censorship and utilizing the arts as a vehicle for political thought.
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"), and everyone trying to silence his views ("I am committed to the end of censorship!
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Behind China's Great Firewall of internet censorship, even online entertainment must bow to political diktats.
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She was blacklisted by the U.S. Treasury last year for human rights abuses and censorship.
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The heightened censorship coincides with the upcoming 19th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party.
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After cinema owners accused the culture ministry of censorship, it relented and okayed a Jan.
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The organization cited an "intolerant government" and media "self-censorship" among its top line conclusions.
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Outsourcing the issue is a great way for Facebook to avoid the perception of censorship.
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As a result, they don't look much like the old forms of censorship at all.
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Talk of the alleged "censorship" ended up being limited to merely a handful of remarks.
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Others launched into the anti-diversity screeds and predictable talk of censorship and mind control.
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Roger Penrose in Berkeley, California, in 1978, nine years after proposing the cosmic censorship conjecture.
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It is this self-censorship that makes talking with my father so painful and difficult.
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State-mandated censorship has resulted in the Great Firewall, with Google and Facebook being banned.
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"Telegram is accessible in Russia due to the built-in anti-censorship tools," he said.
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RTVE workers have campaigned for several months against censorship and in favor of political independence.
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Anti-censorship groups and some members of the art community were disappointed in the decision.
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But others have argued that banning social media in the country entirely amounts to censorship.
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All contemporary arts institutions are subject to governmental pressure in Vietnam, where censorship is common.
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GOP congressman removes Capitol art by Artist David Pulphus #DavidPulphus #DavePulphus in act of #Censorship!
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You know, for Chinese residents there's the added issue of censorship or of the media.
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Tech firms, including Bytedance, a developer of popular apps, have based censorship teams in Tianjin.
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He also thanked Apple, Google, Amazon and Microsoft "for not taking part in political censorship".
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Thousands have swarmed streets around the country, condemning government censorship and the killing of protesters.
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Even those who are merely popular online do not appear to be safe from censorship.
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But even the VPNs are beginning to fall under the relentless pressure of Chinese censorship.
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In the end, we managed to pass censorship in China, and no modification was needed.
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Second, with the exception of political censorship, the internet sector in China is lightly regulated.
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India is another country where Netflix has been embroiled in debates around regulation and censorship.
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This is a particularly insidious type of censorship that has become increasingly common in Ukraine.
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When those tweets were later deleted, the public cried that government censorship was at hand.
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These more well known Internet brands are frequent targets of the Turkish government's censorship efforts.
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China is exporting surveillance systems and censorship algorithms to police states from Ethiopia to Venezuela.
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His work deals with government censorship, cover-ups, and the lack of freedom in China.
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And so now instead of CBS and the Censorship Bureau we have Facebook and Twitter.
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It will likely also mean that the Steam store will be subject to Chinese censorship.
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But the regime is synonymous with allegations of corruption, fraud, censorship and human rights violations.
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They've always had the advantage of swerving the strict censorship rules of traditional broadcast networks.
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The toll of China's heavy online censorship may not hinder the code-crunching of programmers.
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But elsewhere this is neither desirable nor practical (it requires tight censorship of the internet).
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"What Russians are trying to go for is kind of a reverse censorship," he said.
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Yes, but: Conservative charges of censorship have never been backed by more than anecdotal evidence.
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Censorship or fast lanes, for example, are minor threats compared to that of pervasive surveillance.
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To free-speech purists, these are also undesirable forms of online censorship, the person noted.
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Expect to see plenty of censorship news coming out of China over the next week.
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Internet censorship isn't new to Vietnam, but the law increases the state's potential to act.
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The core of Weibo censorship is the lack of clear rules that users can follow.
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The regulation requirements set by the Chinese government (like censorship) makes Dragonfly a challenging project.
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To endure self-censorship, is to endure a blinding ignorance, a fogging of the logos.
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It pulled out of China in 2010 after refusing to permit censorship on its platform.
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Users on that forum cried "censorship" and were upset that their links were getting pulled.
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YouTube isn't the only tech company on the receiving end of censorship demands in Pakistan.
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Tencent is, at great cost and ultimately for great profit, literally reinventing censorship in China.
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The piece features a bombastic president, a string of bitter tweets, and accusations of censorship.
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Some of them were about Google's concern over personal privacy and censorship and the like.
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The grisly images escaped official censorship—as well as any standards of decency or taste.
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That's what allows accusations of censorship to slip in, like those reported by Gizmodo yesterday.
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In response to the Donald J. Trump for President campaign's accusations of ad censorship: pic.twitter.
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I'm not advocating censorship, and I understand Gramercy's need to earn back its production costs.
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But removal and censorship cannot, and should not, be the only weapon in our arsenal.
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Cruz decided to hammer the CEO over the alleged censorship of conservative-themed FB pages.
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In response to the Donald J. Trump for President campaign's accusations of ad censorship: pic.twitter.
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And Twitter isn't the only tech company that's in hot water over issues of censorship.
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In China, there are no elections and government censorship reigns supreme, both online and offline.
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Caixin magazine has reported extensively on corruption and has even gone after Beijing for censorship.
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Yes, we want better protection, but no, that doesn't mean we want overly aggressive censorship.
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It would have dramatically expanded an unbalanced enforcement model and lead to widespread Internet censorship.
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Their usefulness grows as journalists complain of increasing self-censorship on television and in newspapers.
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" This is how a conversation about value becomes a conversation about censorship and "safe spaces.
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It is also true that the left is not immune to censorship in the university.
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The censorship choices are so bizarre that messages of support take on new, abstract meanings.
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In fact, in the year since the study was finished, Turkey has increased Wikipedia censorship.
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Tumblr has yet to comment on the short-lived ban and the self-censorship request.
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Social media censorship is a tactic used globally by authoritarian figures to quell opposition voices.
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These films also have an easier time navigating censorship issues with notoriously picky industry watchdogs.
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The censorship became so strict that we eventually stopped publication of the newspaper in protest.
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The show could help promote freedom of expression without undue threat of censorship or retaliation.
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The government's censorship arm usually scrubs Weibo both by hand and by automatic keyword filtering.
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There is also a notorious censorship issue on the app that prevents real artistic freedom.
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But what about this idea that often the pursuit of censorship is one of silencing?
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Coercive laws, whether prior censorship or after-the-fact sanctions, provide one kind of limit.
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In a recent speech at Georgetown University, he cited Beijing's censorship policy as a reason.
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The Communist Party's censorship isn't the only reason behind Hollywood's unexpected success in China, though.
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They included Mr. Ai, the artist-provocateur whose works often dwell on censorship and oppression.
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The most recent episode of the animated series, "Band in China," mocked the country's censorship.
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If this case goes the wrong way, then its arc bends toward censorship and repression.
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It operated there until 2010, when it pulled out, citing excessive censorship from the government.
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Fears have also been raised over increased self-censorship by the media and other bodies.
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The government has responded aggressively, detaining activists and increasing censorship to keep unrest from spreading.
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Media and internet censorship are significant barriers to trade and should be treated as such.
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Still, we should be wary of celebrating any instance of censorship, especially by opaque corporations.
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Typically with the best intentions (ie of protecting others), censorship can feel sticky and circumstantial.
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Human rights groups have repeatedly criticized international companies for adhering to Beijing's strict censorship rules.
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Tuesday's results additionally found high support for potential censorship of fake news by private companies.
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They argued that hate speech and coordinated hate against specific groups forms its own censorship.
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Even before the exclusion of Mallet, there has been creeping self-censorship in Hong Kong.
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This censorship can be removing harmful speech or the constant takedowns of suspected infringing content.
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Other opposition members then joined him on the podium, chanting "free media" and "no censorship".
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Advocates of censorship believe only they can decide what expressions are suitable for public debate.
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Caixin, a well-respected business news outlet, documented the censorship of one of its articles.
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One of his tweets attempting to demonstrate censorship of conservatives drew criticism for being misleading.
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This "outsider candidate" flaunts his lack of censorship and political background every chance he gets.
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The super-apps that these internet giants produce, such as WeChat, are built for censorship.
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Google has made censorship allowances through an entirely different Chinese internet platform called project Dragonfly .
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If you want to officially get music, you would have to go through the censorship.
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Censorship efforts appear to have intensified, potentially affecting even social media accounts outside of China.
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By [giving] that support, he thought he'd get permissions and support from the censorship unit.
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Ideas long kept in the shadows of ignorance, taboo, and active censorship are made visible.
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"Purity groups" protested her movies, decreeing the end of Christian values while calling for censorship.
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Officials have ordered telecom companies to block virtual private networks (VPNs) used to skirt censorship.
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Internet authorities in China often ramp up censorship before major political events or sensitive anniversaries.
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But despite the best efforts of Chinese censorship, for me, the queer themes are unmistakable.
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The Chinese government runs one of the world's most repressive internet censorship and surveillance regimes.
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In Venezuela, however, members of the media have long been subject to censorship and threats.
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Under it, the government could impose censorship, seize property and arrest people far more freely.
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Crybullying is at the heart of many of our campus de-platforming and censorship outrages.
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As Tuesday approaches, online censorship has increased and the detainment of activists is reportedly up.
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But at the recent Beijing workshop, there was no censorship — only a circle of trust.
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Members of The_Donald accused Reddit of censorship Wednesday and threatened to leave for another website.
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EWA: Do you think some of these artists' obscurity is in part owed to censorship?
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" The country's censorship guidelines say that films should not "promote or justify a homosexual lifestyle.
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The government is already using its censorship powers to silence critics at home and abroad.
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That censorship of speech was the natural consequence of requiring older facts to be forgotten.
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As I've argued elsewhere, a new law should extend this censorship ban to social media.
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The writer and producer Dominic Mitchell tweeted that the decision was "censorship" at its worst.
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Art censorship and destruction are tactics fit for terrorist regimes, not for the U.S. military.
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Cisco has been criticized in the past for enabling censorship and surveillance in authoritarian regimes.
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Shannon C. McGregor and Daniel Kreiss hunt for reasons why claims of "censorship" are growing.
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But blocked accounts and censorship have left one user uneasy and skeptical of the app.
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