Tag Archives: censorship
if you don’t have freedom of information, it’s not a democracy
Extraordinarily interesting reading: Information Without Borders? The Icelandic Modern Media Initiative (IMMI), founded last year in tandem with a proposition to drastically overhaul the country’s freedom of information laws, is responding to the new info-climate by proposing a legislative framework … Continue reading
egypt rerouting
I interrupt my own article with something that occurred to me while writing: Here’s the big question I have. If Egypt’s Internet network was taken down with a series of phone calls, then who made those calls? If it was … Continue reading
you censor me, i’ll censor someone else…
I am astonished by this one: “Banned for Life”: The Story of the National Portrait Gallery’s iPad Activist. So, we all know that the Smithsonian put on a “controversial” exhibit last month, Hide/Seek and then caved in to conservative pressure … Continue reading