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The Resident: Social media censorship violates freedom of sp
Speaking of freedom of speech in the US: is there anything that should be banned from being said on Twitter or other social networks? Lori Harfinest with http://www...

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Censorship in Cape Town Part 2: Video Recovery
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Expository Dialogue: Bat Affleck, Kickstarter, Diablo, and Apple Censorship
Phil, Nick, and Dimitri discuss the new face of Batman, the Dredd II online petition, and the Ghostbuster II (1989) Kickstarter campaign. In regard to gaming...

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Complete News - Ahoy! Pirate Bay launches anti-censorship browser
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Michio Kaku on Internet Security and Censorship
Professor Michio Kaku speaks about security, government censorship and control of the internet. In 1989, the precursor to the internet was the ARPANET, an ad...

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Agence France Presse (AFP), the French press agency, has been forced to deny charges of self-censorship after attempting to withdraw a picture of the French President, Francois Hollande, with a 'gormless' grin on his face.

The image, which shows the President gurning while sat beneath a blackboard on which is written "Today, it's back to school", was taken on Tuesday as Hollande visited a school in Denain, northern France, to coincide with the start of term.

AFP initially transmitted the unflattering picture, which was taken by a pool photographer, to clients on Tuesday, then quickly issued a Mandatory Kill order, sparking allegations of self-censorship when the image emerged on Twitter.

The picture prompted derision from users of the micro-blogging site with one writing that no amount of Photoshop editing software "can make the president look more intelligent".

AFP also faced a raft of questions from French media hinting that they may have come under pressure from Elyse Palace to withdraw the photo. The picture was also made available via Reuters on a pooled basis.

AFPs global news director, Philippe Massonnet, was forced to deny suggestions that the agency withdrew the picture because of pressure from the French government.

In a lengthy piece on the AFP 'Correspondent' blog Mr Massonnet explains that "AFP has a rule not to transmit images that gratuitously ridicule people," explaining that their photographers often catch public figures "at international conferences or waiting to give a speech, for instance in unflattering but entirely human poses, such as with a finger in a nostril."

Mr Massonnet says that the image was shot by a pool photographer because of the lack of space in the classroom. He explains that the photographer has a particular responsibility to avoid "unusual angles" in order to avoid the photograph being miscontrued.

Massonnet explains that this was the reason for the withdrawal of the image and that the decision was based on editorial guidelines.

He goes on, however, to conclude that the attempt to withdraw the picture "breathed new life" into the photograph writing: "In trying to kill the photo after it had already been transmitted, we actually drew more attention to it and fueled the suspicion that AFP had bowed to political pressure, thus causing some people to call into question the agencys credibility."

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Say fromage! Agency denies censorship after withdrawing 'gormless' picture of Hollande

Agence France Presse (AFP), the French press agency, has been forced to deny charges of self-censorship after attempting to withdraw a picture of the French President, Francois Hollande, with a 'gormless' grin on his face.

The image, which shows the President gurning while sat beneath a blackboard on which is written "Today, it's back to school", was taken on Tuesday as Hollande visited a school in Denain, northern France, to coincide with the start of term.

AFP initially transmitted the unflattering picture, which was taken by a pool photographer, to clients on Tuesday, then quickly issued a Mandatory Kill order, sparking allegations of self-censorship when the image emerged on Twitter.

The picture prompted derision from users of the micro-blogging site with one writing that no amount of Photoshop editing software "can make the president look more intelligent".

AFP also faced a raft of questions from French media hinting that they may have come under pressure from Elyse Palace to withdraw the photo. The picture was also made available via Reuters on a pooled basis.

AFPs global news director, Philippe Massonnet, was forced to deny suggestions that the agency withdrew the picture because of pressure from the French government.

In a lengthy piece on the AFP 'Correspondent' blog Mr Massonnet explains that "AFP has a rule not to transmit images that gratuitously ridicule people," explaining that their photographers often catch public figures "at international conferences or waiting to give a speech, for instance in unflattering but entirely human poses, such as with a finger in a nostril."

Mr Massonnet says that the image was shot by a pool photographer because of the lack of space in the classroom. He explains that the photographer has a particular responsibility to avoid "unusual angles" in order to avoid the photograph being miscontrued.

Massonnet explains that this was the reason for the withdrawal of the image and that the decision was based on editorial guidelines.

He goes on, however, to conclude that the attempt to withdraw the picture "breathed new life" into the photograph writing: "In trying to kill the photo after it had already been transmitted, we actually drew more attention to it and fueled the suspicion that AFP had bowed to political pressure, thus causing some people to call into question the agencys credibility."

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No More Video Responses! - CENSORSHIP!
Yep, no more Video Responses on YouTube, I need to send a message out to people in this video that is very important. We don #39;t even get a say in this, we des...

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PASTOR BEN HEATH (3-3) LUCIFER DECEPTION - Herding the Cattle and CENSORSHIP
Mirror KeefTwoof - PARADIGM SHIFT Pastor Ben Heath - ChristianOvercomers Sacrificing unto Devils (Deut 32C) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3jxVQ... http://w...

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PASTOR BEN HEATH (2-3) LUCIFER DECEPTION - Herding the Cattle and CENSORSHIP
Mirror KeefTwoof - PARADIGM SHIFT Pastor Ben Heath - ChristianOvercomers Sacrificing unto Devils (Deut 32C) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3jxVQ... http://w...

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