Caitlin Johnstone (@caitoz): "Twitter IS "State-Affiliated #Media" "Regardless of whether you agree with @georgegalloway's argument or not, this all overlooks the innate absurdity of a government-tied social media #corporation like Twitter labeling other people 'state-affiliated media'" https://caitlinjohnstone.substack.com/p/twitter-is-state-affiliated-media?s=w" | Nitter | PussTheCat.org – https://nitter.pussthecat.org/caitoz/status/1512399967193026560#m#RT #censure #Censorship
Caitlin Johnstone (@caitoz): "The #Assange Case Invalidates #US Criticisms Of #Russia "Once you figure out that corporations are part of the government it becomes clear what corporate media #propaganda and corporate internet #censorship really are."https://redirect.invidious.io/watch?v=moByLDRs7Zc"| Nitter | PussTheCat.org – https://nitter.pussthecat.org/caitoz/status/1514588783228108801#m
#Ukraine #médias #medias
#CorporateMedia
#Ukraine #médias #medias
#CorporateMedia
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Caitlin Johnstone (@caitoz): "The #Assange Case Invalidates #US Criticisms Of #Russia "Once you figure out that corporations are part of the government it becomes clear what corporate media #propaganda and corporate internet #censorship really are.
#Ukraine #media #médias #medias
#CorporateMedia
#Ukraine #media #médias #medias
#CorporateMedia
bruno bertez (@BrunoBertez): "L'Autriche infligera une amende de 50 000 € à quiconque diffusera des vidéos ou des informations de Russia Today et de Sputnik https://brunobertez.com/2022/04/22/lautriche-infligera-une-amende-de-50-000-e-a-quiconque-diffusera-des-videos-ou-des-informations-de-russia-today-et-de-sputnik/ via @BrunoBertez" | FDNitter – https://nitter.fdn.fr/BrunoBertez/status/1517448647809638401#m
#censure #médias #RT #censorship #media #journaliste #journalist #journalism #information
Sans aucun doute, nous assistons actuellement à un effondrement journalistique mondial et il y a de fortes chances que nous (le grand public) ne soyons plus jamais informés selon les normes journalistiques auxquelles nous étions autrefois habitués.
Aujourd’hui, nous nous trouvons derrière un rideau de fer culturel et informationnel de notre propre fabrication.
Journalistiquement, nous, en Occident, sommes les Nouveaux Soviets.#censure #médias #RT #censorship #media #journaliste #journalist #journalism #information
L'ONU veut que les gens se dénoncent mutuellement pour "discours de haine"
Via @reclaimthenet
#UN #Censorship #FreedomOfSpeach
Mais cela peut-il vraiment être la mission de l'organisation mondiale créée pour s'assurer qu'une autre guerre mondiale ne se produise pas et aider/médier dans les conflits régionaux ?
Cela semble presque absurde. Pourtant le voici. L'ONU serait en train de tomber dans la censure d'Internet en "encourageant" les gens à se dénoncer les uns les autres pour discours de haine en ligne.
Vraiment? C'est votre mission maintenant ? Que diriez-vous de fournir de la nourriture et de l'eau potable aux zones de guerre et de négocier des accords de paix ?
Une façon de disparaître dans l'obscurité en tant que courtier fiable et impartial consiste pour une organisation à publier des déclarations comme celle-ci.
Ne nous inquiétons pas d'un Armageddon nucléaire - à la place, quelles mesures pouvons-nous prendre pour "combattre" ces tweets embêtants ? /s
Via @reclaimthenet
#UN #Censorship #FreedomOfSpeach
Le régime de censure de masse de l'UE est presque pleinement opérationnel.
La censure gouvernementale du discours public en ligne dans les démocraties ostensiblement libérales de l'Occident a été largement secrète jusqu'à présent, comme l'ont révélé les" Twitter Files". Mais grâce à la loi sur les services numériques de l'UE (DSA) , cela est sur le point de devenir manifeste.
Un développement peu connu se produira qui pourrait finir par avoir d'énormes répercussions sur la nature du discours public sur Internet partout sur la planète. Le 25 août 2023 est la date à laquelle les grandes plateformes de médias sociaux devront commencer à se conformer pleinement à la loi sur les services numériques de l'Union européenne, ou DSA. La DSA, les oblige à supprimer rapidement les contenus illégaux, les discours de haine et la soi-disant désinformation de leurs plateformes
Façonner l'avenir numérique de l'Europe
#UE #EU #BigBrother #Censorship #Censure #DSA
La censure gouvernementale du discours public en ligne dans les démocraties ostensiblement libérales de l'Occident a été largement secrète jusqu'à présent, comme l'ont révélé les" Twitter Files". Mais grâce à la loi sur les services numériques de l'UE (DSA) , cela est sur le point de devenir manifeste.
Un développement peu connu se produira qui pourrait finir par avoir d'énormes répercussions sur la nature du discours public sur Internet partout sur la planète. Le 25 août 2023 est la date à laquelle les grandes plateformes de médias sociaux devront commencer à se conformer pleinement à la loi sur les services numériques de l'Union européenne, ou DSA. La DSA, les oblige à supprimer rapidement les contenus illégaux, les discours de haine et la soi-disant désinformation de leurs plateformes
Façonner l'avenir numérique de l'Europe
#UE #EU #BigBrother #Censorship #Censure #DSA
This would will allow anyone, from disgruntled ex-employees to governments and foreign operatives, to trigger the (at least temporary) removal of any online content they dislike or otherwise wish to suppress. Just flag it as illegal and it is gone. It would allow police (a possible ‘trusted flagger’ under the DSA) to remove YouTube videos that show police violence against demonstrators
If messaging apps like Signal or WhatsApp were covered by the DSA—as proposed by MEP Geoffrey Didier’s draft report in JURI—there would be no legal distinction anymore between something you post publicly, say, on Twitter, and something you say privately in a chat with your partner or best friends.
Every single word you say over WhatsApp or Signal would need to be scanned and analysed for potential illegality under any of the 27 national jurisdictions in the EU. It would be like if the postman was legally required to open every single letter and package and read it before delivering it to the intended recipient.
(Oh wait, someone did this before: the Stasi in Eastern Germany. It’s clearly not something the EU should be aspiring to).
All hands on deck: What the European Parliament should do about the DSA - European Digital Rights (EDRi) –
#DSA #DigitalServiceAct #EU
#censure #Censorship
If messaging apps like Signal or WhatsApp were covered by the DSA—as proposed by MEP Geoffrey Didier’s draft report in JURI—there would be no legal distinction anymore between something you post publicly, say, on Twitter, and something you say privately in a chat with your partner or best friends.
Every single word you say over WhatsApp or Signal would need to be scanned and analysed for potential illegality under any of the 27 national jurisdictions in the EU. It would be like if the postman was legally required to open every single letter and package and read it before delivering it to the intended recipient.
(Oh wait, someone did this before: the Stasi in Eastern Germany. It’s clearly not something the EU should be aspiring to).
All hands on deck: What the European Parliament should do about the DSA - European Digital Rights (EDRi) –
#DSA #DigitalServiceAct #EU
#censure #Censorship
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Cop Plays Taylor Swift to Prevent Video Sharing of Him Harassing Protesters ‼️ A cop demanded we move #Justice4StevenTaylor banners. We asked him why. He pulled out his phone & played a Taylor Swift song. “You can record all you want, I just know it can’t…
le texte de loi de censure sur Internet en vigueur le 25/08/2023: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/FR/TXT/PDF/?uri=CELEX:32022R2065
#DSA #EU #Censure #DigitalServicesAct #BigBrother #Censorship #UE #Surveillance
#DSA #EU #Censure #DigitalServicesAct #BigBrother #Censorship #UE #Surveillance
Changes to UK Surveillance Regime May Violate International Law | JusticeOrg -
Blocking End-to-End Encryption and Important Security Updates
The United Kingdom (U.K.) government has recently unveiled plans to revise the Investigatory Powers Act 2016 (IPA), the primary legislation governing the surveillance of electronic communications in the United Kingdom. The proposed revisions include five objectives pertaining to changes in the notices regime within the IPA, the process through which the government can ask private companies to carry out surveillance on its behalf, such as interception of communications and equipment interference (hacking).
The proposed changes to the IPA notices regimes include an obligation to comply with the content of a potential notice during the review period and before a notice is actually served, an obligation to disclose technical information about the company’s systems during the same review period, measures to strengthen the extraterritorial application of the notices and obligations for companies to give advance notice to the U.K. Secretary of State before implementing any technical changes. This article focuses on the latter two changes. It examines how the United Kingdom likely would be in breach of international human rights law
#UK #Censorship #IPA
#BigBrother #Surveillance #Backdoors #E2E #Encryption
Blocking End-to-End Encryption and Important Security Updates
The United Kingdom (U.K.) government has recently unveiled plans to revise the Investigatory Powers Act 2016 (IPA), the primary legislation governing the surveillance of electronic communications in the United Kingdom. The proposed revisions include five objectives pertaining to changes in the notices regime within the IPA, the process through which the government can ask private companies to carry out surveillance on its behalf, such as interception of communications and equipment interference (hacking).
The proposed changes to the IPA notices regimes include an obligation to comply with the content of a potential notice during the review period and before a notice is actually served, an obligation to disclose technical information about the company’s systems during the same review period, measures to strengthen the extraterritorial application of the notices and obligations for companies to give advance notice to the U.K. Secretary of State before implementing any technical changes. This article focuses on the latter two changes. It examines how the United Kingdom likely would be in breach of international human rights law
#UK #Censorship #IPA
#BigBrother #Surveillance #Backdoors #E2E #Encryption
Just Security
Changes to UK Surveillance Regime May Violate International Law
Proposed changes to the UK Investigatory Powers Act 2016 may violate international human rights law.
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🇵🇸 Meta: Systemic Censorship of Palestine Content | Human Rights Watch –
Meta’s content moderation policies and systems have increasingly silenced voices in support of Palestine on Instagram and Facebook in the wake of the hostilities between Israeli forces and Palestinian armed groups, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today.
The 51-page report, “Meta’s Broken Promises: Systemic Censorship of Palestine Content on Instagram and Facebook,” documents a pattern of undue removal and suppression of protected speech including peaceful expression in support of Palestine and public debate about Palestinian human rights.
Human Rights Watch found that the problem stems from flawed Meta policies and their inconsistent and erroneous implementation, overreliance on automated tools to moderate content, and undue government influence over content removals.
#Palestine #SocialPlatforms #Meta #Facebook #Instagram #Censorship
21/21/2023 #Report
Meta’s content moderation policies and systems have increasingly silenced voices in support of Palestine on Instagram and Facebook in the wake of the hostilities between Israeli forces and Palestinian armed groups, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today.
The 51-page report, “Meta’s Broken Promises: Systemic Censorship of Palestine Content on Instagram and Facebook,” documents a pattern of undue removal and suppression of protected speech including peaceful expression in support of Palestine and public debate about Palestinian human rights.
Human Rights Watch found that the problem stems from flawed Meta policies and their inconsistent and erroneous implementation, overreliance on automated tools to moderate content, and undue government influence over content removals.
#Palestine #SocialPlatforms #Meta #Facebook #Instagram #Censorship
21/21/2023 #Report
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Meta: Systemic Censorship of Palestine Content | Human Rights Watch –
#Report #Censorship #Facebook #Instagram #Meta #SocialPlatforms
https://www.hrw.org/sites/default/files/media_2023/12/ip_meta1223%20web.pdf
#Report #Censorship #Facebook #Instagram #Meta #SocialPlatforms
https://www.hrw.org/sites/default/files/media_2023/12/ip_meta1223%20web.pdf
EU probes Telegram, because size matters for regulators • The Register
"The European Union is reportedly looking into messaging app Telegram, and whether it has more users than the platform lets on.
EU officials are currently in discussions with Telegram concerning its user base according to Bloomberg, which cited unnamed sources. While Telegram officially claims it has just 41 million European users, local regulators are skeptical and suspect the actual user amount is higher. This is particularly relevant since platforms with 45 million or more users (termed very large online platforms or VLOPs) operating in the EU are subject to stricter rules of the EU Digital Services Act (DSA)."
Should Telegram be found to have more than 45 million EU users, it would qualify as a VLOP and potentially be responsible for the content hosted on the service.
Running afoul of the DSA could result in big fines up to 6 percent of revenue, or even banishment from the EU, if Telegram refuses to cooperate
#Telegram #DSA #EU #Censorship
"The European Union is reportedly looking into messaging app Telegram, and whether it has more users than the platform lets on.
EU officials are currently in discussions with Telegram concerning its user base according to Bloomberg, which cited unnamed sources. While Telegram officially claims it has just 41 million European users, local regulators are skeptical and suspect the actual user amount is higher. This is particularly relevant since platforms with 45 million or more users (termed very large online platforms or VLOPs) operating in the EU are subject to stricter rules of the EU Digital Services Act (DSA)."
Should Telegram be found to have more than 45 million EU users, it would qualify as a VLOP and potentially be responsible for the content hosted on the service.
Running afoul of the DSA could result in big fines up to 6 percent of revenue, or even banishment from the EU, if Telegram refuses to cooperate
#Telegram #DSA #EU #Censorship
The Register
EU probes Telegram, because size matters for regulators
Russian info slinger could be on the hook for posting disinformation