You won’t find everything that is said in open court at Guantanamo in the 9/11 trial transcript.
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A 9/11 Judge Revises And Redacts The Record
Tag Archives: Censorship
Censorship Gets Lost In Translation
How do you say “editorial standards are not censorship” in Norwegian?
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Be Happy – Or Else
China’s government sees no reason to let the truth get in the way of what it deems to be the truth.
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An All-American Google
Europe’s efforts to constrain Google search results could lead to an all-American information source.
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Airbrushing Israel Off The Map
While we march for free expression in the face of violence, self-censorship under subtler pressure happens all the time.
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America’s Unique Respect For Truth
“American exceptionalism” is not just bombast. It manifests in a unique reverence for truth and the freedom needed to find it.
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An Uncommon Restraint On Common-Sense Advice
If a columnist practices psychology by offering advice, then mothers practice medicine by feeding chicken soup to sick kids.
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Broadcast Standards Malfunction
Another Super Bowl brings another crude display by an attention-seeking performer. Once again, it’s time for the lawyers to take the field.
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Cross Singapore Off The Itinerary
This column is the reason I may never be able to visit Singapore. My firm cannot consider opening an office …
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Defining Censorship Before Denouncing It
Digital platforms’ bans on certain content or its purveyors may be annoying to some audiences, but they are not censorship.
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