cultures. It is just a matter of degree..
Cheers, Ken Hanly
- Original Message -
From: "Michael Hoover" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 1:12 PM
Subject: PBS Self-Censorship and Emma Goldman Documentary
> Note: The American
Note: The American Experience documentary on Emma Goldman airs on Mon.,
April 12. Check out the website
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/goldman/index.html for more information.]
Even Buttoned-Down PBS Gets Caught in the Wringer
By Lisa de Moraes
Thursday, March 11, 2004; Page C07
Viacom CEO Sumner
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/22/03 11:08AM >>>
a lot of radio stations are refusing to play any songs by
the Dixie Chicks, because their leader criticized Bush, saying that she was
ashamed that her state, Texas, had produced him. Despite her apologies, many
still refuse to air their songs
Jim
<<<>>>
s
Title: censorship
ken writes:
PS Just heard on CBC that a Florida radio station that has a weekly
program
of news from Canada has discontinued it on the grounds it will not
broadcast
any news that does not support the war!
---
speaking of which, a lot of radio stations are
Email is a public space and people have learned to be very careful, but on
the anniversary of Sept 11, I was struck by an interview on CNN with an
activist from the anti-segregation struggle.
He gave as an example of self censorship how he felt he had not been able
to mention how
m bad to bad, but it seems it is from bad to worse...
Cheers, Ken Hanly
- Original Message -
From: "Ian Murray" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, January 27, 2002 2:47 PM
Subject: [PEN-L:21970] censorship, Canadian style
> Canadian Publisher
Canadian Publisher Raises Hackles
Family Is Accused of Trying to Restrict Local Newspapers' Autonomy
By DeNeen L. Brown
Washington Post Foreign Service
Sunday, January 27, 2002; Page A25
TORONTO -- Late last year, columnist Stephen Kimber says, the
editing of his writing became more and more in
itary
installations.
No longer.
Concerned they could be aiding terrorists, some government and private
Web sites have decided to stop sharing quite so much potentially
sensitive data.
Such self-censorship wouldn't prevent terrorists from turning to
libraries or even other Web sites for information tha
At 07:24 AM 3/7/01 -0800, you wrote:
>what was Rep. Major Owens saying when they cut him off? (and does he have a
>sibling named "Minor"?)
>
The audio transcript of the show is at: http://www.savepacifica.net. Utrice
Leid, the hand-picked Pacifica station manager, is horrific.
Louis Proyect
Marx
what was Rep. Major Owens saying when they cut him off? (and does he have a
sibling named "Minor"?)
At 10:14 AM 03/07/2001 -0500, you wrote:
>(from save wbai mailing list)
>
>Credit: New York Newsday http://www.newsday.com/news/daily/wbai307.htm
>
>WBAI Spat In Congress
>
>Rep. upset about being
(from save wbai mailing list)
Credit: New York Newsday http://www.newsday.com/news/daily/wbai307.htm
WBAI Spat In Congress
Rep. upset about being cut off during interview
by Peter Goodman Staff Writer
The bitter fight over control of listener-sponsored WBAI/99.5 FM is about
to spill onto the
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SPECIAL ISSUE ON GOVERNMENT CENSORSHIP OF LABOR UNIONS
__
The Internet Anti-Fascist: Sunday
(Hi All,The latest on labor matters at Pacifica. Seth Sandronsky)
Journalists Threaten Strike To Fight Censorship at
Pacifica
January 24, 2000 -- Pacifica Radio's top free-lance
reporters and contributors today say they are prepared
to strike Pacifica's national news program to
Lou writes:
>[...] Something tells me that
>there are signs of government repression gathering momentum around the use
>of email. That is why it is important to fight for free speech on the
>Internet. In a time of growing class polarization, one of the few
>uncensored mediums will be the Internet
--
From: Philadsa
To: QuinnKM
Subject: Religious Freedom Amendment; Internet Censorship
Date: Tuesday, May 12, 1998 2:54PM
The following alerts were forwarded by members:
CONGRESS TO VOTE ON RELIGIOUS "FREEDOM" AMENDMENT
The UFWC Education Task Force is alerting UFWC me
I noticed at our local Pavillions (a.k.a. Von's grocery store) that no
tabloid newspapers are being sold, because of the horror of the Papapazzi.
Amazingly, this censorship extended to include the WEEKLY WORLD NEWS!
That rag has never, to my knowledge, even mentioned Princess Di on their
>Return-path: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Thu, 31 Jul 1997 18:59:38 -0700 (PDT)
>From: Raleigh Myers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: (XPN) IGC/Basque Censorship Issue
>Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>Computer u
Ajit,
The question was addressed to the list, but I appreciate your response. My
principle difference with you, I suppose, is an estimate about Karl's
willingness to be engaged. As a union organizer, I encountered all sort of
folks in the course of a campaign. They came to the workplace with a
Rakesh,
Why should the burden be on Maggie or any other women on this list to
respond to sexism? When I challenged Karl around his sexism, it was not out
of some noble sense of chivalry nor because I did not believe women on the
list could not respond for themselves, but because I found it perso
At 09:02 PM 7/7/97 -0700, you wrote:
>Ajit told a story about leaving a disruptive student in class. Let me
>refer to my own experience.
>
>As a grad. student in Berkeley, I volunteered at the Prescott School in
>Oakland, where a young Berkeley gratudate was trying to maintain order
>is a class o
At 08:38 PM 7/7/97 -0700, you wrote:
>Ajit, I think you have misplaced the question. If the person is a Nazi-
>skinhead-type, there is no point to trying to change him/her (the few
>pyschological breaks that do occur are not where your energy needs to be
>placed). These people need to be DEFEAT
Ajit told a story about leaving a disruptive student in class. Let me
refer to my own experience.
As a grad. student in Berkeley, I volunteered at the Prescott School in
Oakland, where a young Berkeley gratudate was trying to maintain order
is a class of 30 or so students. Nothing was being lea
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** Reply to note from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mon, 7 Jul 1997 19:42:58 -0700
(PDT)
> ... A few years ago at the
> URPE summer conference I attended a workshop on how to teach race and gender
> cources. A very good friend of mine (a white
At 01:40 PM 7/7/97 -0700, you wrote:
If, rather than
>sexism, Karl had expressed equally damaging racism, would those who have
>spoken in favor of allowing him to remain continue to be so inclined? Karl
>and others like him have many venues on the Internet to spew their hurtful
>vituperation.
>patience and toleration and then exercised your responsibility. Otherwise,
>what is the point have having a moderated list at all? If, rather than
>sexism, Karl had expressed equally damaging racism, would those who have
>spoken in favor of allowing him to remain continue to be so inclined? K
tuperation. This list does not have to be one of them.
in solidarity,
Michael
At 08:32 AM 7/7/97 -0700, Michael Perelman wrote:
>I do not consider the fate of Karl to be censorship. I don't think that
>anyone on this list disagrees with everything on this list.
>
>I had already
MICHAEL: PERLEMAN:I had already written to Karl on the list about
his style of behavior -- not his opinions. I am more concerned about
maintaining a satisfactory signal-noise ratio.
KARL: So you ignore opinions and focus exclusively on style. What
trite! You are seemingly an academic and yet yo
deal with
obnoxious characters who invade pen-l, I do not consider Michael
Perelman's expulsion of Karl Carlisle from pen-l to be "censorship."
It's Michael's living room and we're having (or trying to have) a
serious intellectual discussion from a left-wing political
perspe
Even though I prefer collective shunning as a way to deal with obnoxious
characters who invade pen-l, I do not consider Michael Perelman's expulsion
of Karl Carlisle from pen-l to be "censorship." It's Michael's living room
and we're having (or trying to have) a s
I do not consider the fate of Karl to be censorship. I don't think that
anyone on this list disagrees with everything on this list.
I had already written to Karl on the list about his style of behavior --
not his opinions. I am more concerned about maintaining a satisfactory
signal-noise
ces to the GEO election results in the article about the
legal decision, but that associate chancellor Bill Murphy blocked
the publication of the references to the election!!!
I contacted Dean Bill Murphy and I expressed my displeasure at
the reported case of censorship. As Murphy explaine
-- victim of censorship!
Responding to Maggie's suggestion yesterday that we make it a "two-way
street", I sent Shawgi's messages back to him.
Read what the poor victim and outspoken opponent of censorship on the
Net did next .../Jerry
-- Forwarded message --
Da
since Paul Zarembka invoked my name in the current discussion of
kicking Shawgi Tell off of pen-l, I guess I have to weigh in &
say something (though the penultimate verb suggests that I have
to cut back on doughnuts).
Since pen-l is Michael Perelman's salon, kicking people off of
pen-l is i
> I do not consider the question about Shawgi to be censorship. I
> personally do not find his postings objectionable. On subjects that do
> not interest me I can easily delete them.
>
> Some people do pay by the message. Others pay for the time that they
> spend on the ne
ime last year. the list, in my view, has not recovered since.
i also found shawgi's claims to be always willing to talk rather odd. the style
of his posts are not communicative at all.
kind regards
bill
>Oh My! Poor Shawgi -- victim of censorship!
>
>Responding to Maggie's
Oh My! Poor Shawgi -- victim of censorship!
Responding to Maggie's suggestion yesterday that we make it a "two-way
street", I sent Shawgi's messages back to him.
Read what the poor victim and outspoken opponent of censorship on the
Net did next .../Jerry
Mike,
Since everybody else is weighing in and I didn't find
anything else worth reacting to today, even with 87
messages, let me say that if some people find S. Tell's
correspondence valuable and relatively few don't mind it
then you could just as well have left it on.
Personally I did find some
Michael,
What is Shagwi Tell's offense to Pen-L? That he posts "too much". Jim
Devine used to post a lot on Pen-L and I didn't see a request and/or
decision that he be removed. As in any comparable situation, we need an
objective criterion and that criterion would need to apply to all
persons-
I do not consider the question about Shawgi to be censorship. I
personally do not find his postings objectionable. On subjects that do
not interest me I can easily delete them.
Some people do pay by the message. Others pay for the time that they
spend on the net.
My interest here is not in
A. S. Fatemi wrote:
> Since so many important
> world issues are being discussed on this list, wouldn't it be more useful
> and rational to sometimes allow different perspectives which are not
> fundamentally the same as the majority of those on the list? Of course it
> is always more comfort
On Wed, 17 Jan 1996, Michael Perelman wrote:
> Here are my thoughts on censorship:
>
> I do not believe that free speech should be censored when that speech occurs
> in the public domain, such as publishing in books or broadcasting. I do not
> regard pen-l as the public domain.
Michael Perelman wrote:
>Here are my thoughts on censorship:
>snip.. snip..
>I have read Hayek. I even once taught a course on him. But to begin a
>debate on Hayek would dilute the value of the list to most of us, especially
>because there are so many alternative sites wher
At 10:09 AM 1/17/96, Michael Perelman wrote:
>Here are my thoughts on censorship:
>
>I do not believe that free speech should be censored when that speech occurs
>in the public domain, such as publishing in books or broadcasting. I do not
>regard pen-l as the public domain. Inst
Here are my thoughts on censorship:
I do not believe that free speech should be censored when that speech occurs
in the public domain, such as publishing in books or broadcasting. I do not
regard pen-l as the public domain. Instead, pen-l is a space created for
people to meet together to
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Date: Thu, 30 Nov 1995 10:27:41 -0800 (PST)
From: Phil Agre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Rheingold on censorship
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>Date: Wed, 19 Jul 1995 11:32:03 -0400
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (MOTD [Panix])
>Subject: Internet Censorship Workshop
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>
>(The following article has been automatically mirrored from MOTD)
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can anyone help with information on literature about R&D tax credits
inducing firms to make incremental investments in R&D that
would substantially exceed the revenue cost of the credit...and while
reducing tax revenue in the short run, will realize tax revenue in the
long run (while actually cut
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Date: Tue, 6 Dec 1994 15:57:11 -0800 (PST)
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david myhre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: FWD>Censorship of Latino Sc (fwd)
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