The “Innocence of Muslims” And The Spread Of Internet Rumor Once again, the world is learning the hard way that in the tinderbox of religion and politics, the Internet can be gasoline. This week’s shocking attack on a U.S. consulate…
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Censorship or Sensationalism?
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Posted in Media Censorship
Colin Firth Challenges Weinstein’s Censoring of ‘The King’s Speech’
Source: Examiner.com – By Marilyn Sparks Colin Firth has spoken against the Weinstein Company and their plan to slice, dice and censor their Oscar winning hit, The King’s Speech, as a way to keep the “gravy train” rolling. The LA…
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Posted in Corporate Censorship
Posted in Corporate Censorship
Feb 18, 1929: First Academy Awards Announced
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announces the winners of the first Academy Awards on this day in 1929. It was a far cry from the suspense, glamour and endless press coverage surrounding the Oscars today: The first…
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