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1. Is There a ‘Foxification’ Underway at Al Jazeera Television?
By Danny Schechter (Source: MediaChannel)
Sources inside Al Jazeera who are in a position to know what is going on now confirm to MediaChannel.org that there is an internal struggle underway that may dilute Al Jazeera’s independence and steer it in a more pro-western, pro-US direction.
“There is [...]
False! Well, not everywhere, but at Daily Kos it sure is.
It has been nearly a month since I decided to start cross-posting most of what I write in my blog to my diary at Daily Kos. The diaries at Daily Kos are more or less make for a personal blog, where members can publish their [...]
Media seeks public access in upcoming AIPAC lobbyists’ trial:
News organizations filed documents in federal court Monday opposing a government request to close portions of an upcoming trial of two former pro-Israel lobbyists accused of violating the Espionage Act.
Media organizations, including The Associated Press, are concerned the government wants to keep large portions of evidence in [...]
Thanks to the Israeli press, people in Israel are informed regularly about their government’s mistreatment of the 4.5 million Palestinians under their rule. Most of the information regarding the occupation of Palestine and the oppression of its people is well documented and accurately reported in the Israeli press. But even the most serious offenses are [...]
“What are you doing putting this stuff out there? You’re killing us!”
These were the words of Abraham Foxman, executive director of the infamous Anti-Defamation League, considered by many in the know to be nothing more than a domestic branch of Israel’s intelligence service Mossad.
According to an explosive piece recently appearing in the online edition of [...]
Apparently, when you depict Israeli bulldozers destroying Palestinian schools, then you should know that you are anti-Semitic monster. The latest Zionist fart slammed NBC for what they call an ‘anti-Semitic’ TV show. Law and Order: Criminal Intent, a fictional police drama broadcast across America on NBC, centers on a journalist who is poisoned after his [...]
Update: The interview was removed by YouTube. They now have a message which say: “This video has been removed due to terms of use violation.”
I’m not surprised by this!
Sociology Professors Andrew Roth and Peter Phillips from Project Censored were interviewed by Riz Kahn on Al Jazeera English Jan. 1 2007.
2006 was a bad year for Israel PR. They saw the photos of their war crimes during the Lebanon war and war crimes against Palestinians flying all over the world minute by minute and reached everyone’s desk. Who can forget scenes of all these massacres and the infamous photos of the Israeli kids and men [...]
Iraq- what media shows about it is not the truth but what media wants people to see. How media is covering in western countries, western people can never see the whole truth. They show what they want people to see only. (SOME HORRIFIC SCENES HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR ADULTS ONLY)
Yesterday was one of the deadliest: The [...]
Yesterday, Transparency International published the annual report, where it showed that most Arab states are among worst ranked (UAE - 31, Qatar - 32, Bahrain - 36, Oman - 39, Jordan - 40, Kuwait - 46, Tunisia - 51, Lebanon - 63, Saudi - 70, Egypt - 70, Morocco - 79, Algeria - 84, Mauritania [...]
Update Nov 2nd: Mahmood’s Blog is back!
It’s official, Mahmood’s Blog (http://mahmood.tv) will be blocked effective immediately, by the orders of the Bahraini Ministry of Information.
Together with 6 other web sites (listed below), the official memo was delivered to all the ISP’s in Bahrain this afternoon.
Mahmood is a prominent Bahraini/Arab blogger. His blog is the most [...]
Each year, Project Censored compiles an annual list of 25 socially significant news stories of social significance said to have been missed, underreported or self-censored by mainstream press in the US. Here are some of this year’s picks:
#01 Halliburton Charged with Selling Nuclear Technologies to Iran
#02 Oceans of the World in Extreme Danger
#03 US Operatives [...]
Not only they dont want to help in putting an end to the barbaric terrorist Israeli war on Lebanese… not only they provide a passage for the smart (doubtful) bombs to reach the Israel Terrorist State… but they want us to keep our mouth shut and not to show the world the atrocities committed by [...]
This is really stupid:
Saudi ISP have blocked SaudiEve’s blog, and it is said that
My friend Neila has got some good news (for change) from Tunisia. She just sent me this email:
Censored since the WSIS on November 2005, the website of the Mediterranean Liberal Party has become accessible in Tunisia on April 8th, 2006. My personal Blog is also accessible after two years of censorship. We consider this act [...]
Example: Pro-Israel activists block travel reform
By Ori Nir, The Forward, March 17, 2006
Jewish organizations played a leading role in defeating the effort, launched in response to the Jack Abramoff lobbying scandal, to ban privately funded trips for members of Congress…[Complete article]
“What is this?” you are asking. Ok, bear with me a little please…
Dear friends,
Please [...]
Roger Thomas looks at the commotion in Davos stirred up by the publication of an article entitled �Boycott Israel� in the World Economic Forum�s official organ, Global Agenda.
What do you call a man, effectively the proprietor of a magazine called Global Agenda in one of his roles, who attempts to censor an article in his [...]
In the spirit of the “constructive and hot discussion” in the last two day regarding anonymity and blogging, and as a compliment to that, Im please to share with you BlogSafer press release.
It is a wiki based project, which means that anyone and everyone is welcome to share and edit the content (until it is [...]
Not to be missing to follow the steps of UAE, Saudi blocked Flickr again. I just can’t get what stupid policy is this to block it one day and then open it later and then block it again. What is the benefit of doing such a thing? Is it a game some employees in these [...]
Human Rights Watch released its long-awaited report on Online Censorship in the Middle East and North Africa. This report examines Internet trends and policies in the Middle East and North Africa region as they affect freedom of expression, focusing particularly on Egypt, Iran, Syria, and Tunisia. Human Rights Watch selected these four countries for closer [...]
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