‘Censorship’ Archives
Fugitive Snowden in Russia seeking Ecuador asylum
Reuters | June 23, 2013 Fugitive former U.S. spy agency contractor Edward Snowden is seeking asylum in Ecuador, the Quito government said on Sunday, after Hong Kong let him leave for Russia despite Washington’s efforts to extradite him on espionage charges. In a major [Read More]
Military told not to read Obama-scandal news
WND | June 10, 2013 By Gina Loudon President Obama has said the outrage over the federal government’s decision to monitor citizens’ phone activity is all “hype.” He might want to share his opinion with the U.S. Air Force, which is ordering members of the service not [Read More]
Syria’s Internet Outage and the Future of Information Warfare
Activist Post | Dec 1, 2012 By Tony Cartalucci It’s not that Syria’s government didn’t prepare for war. They perhaps, simply prepared for the wrong kind of war. This week when sweeping outages in Syria’s communication networks were reported, the [Read More]
Mainstream media continues to fracture: Fed-up Bangor TV anchors quit on air
Bangor Daily News | Nov 20, 2012 By Andrew Neff Citing a longstanding battle with upper management over journalistic practices at their Bangor TV stations, news co-anchors Cindy Michaels and Tony Consiglio announced their resignations at the end of Tuesday’s 6 p.m. [Read More]
Obama Signs Global Internet Treaty Worse Than SOPA
Infowars | Jan 26, 2012 By Paul Joseph Watson Months before the debate about Internet censorship raged as SOPA and PIPA dominated the concerns of web users, President Obama signed an international treaty that would allow companies in China or any other country in the world [Read More]