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‘US, allies have dropped 46 bombs per day on other countries since 2001’ Research reveals they dropped at least 326,000 bombs and missiles including over 152,000 on Iraq and Syria Xhinhua March 07, 2021 Two US Air Force B-52 Stratofortress bomber aircraft fly overhead at RAF Fairford, Britain August 22, 2020. PHOTO: REUTERS LOS ANGELES: An average of 46 bombs has been dropped on other countries per day by the United States and its allies since 2001, recent research by anti-war group CODEP...

An academic critical media literacy conference warning of the dangers of media censorship has, ironically, been censored by YouTube. The Critical Media Literacy Conference of the Americas 2020 took place without incident online over two days in October and featured a number of esteemed speakers and panels discussing issues concerning modern media studies. Weeks later, however, the entire video record of the conference — estimated at around 24 hours of material — disappeared from YouTube. ...

Comments An academic critical media literacy conference warning of the dangers of media censorship has, ironically, been censored by YouTube. The Critical Media Literacy Conference of the Americas 2020 took place without incident online over two days in October and featured a number of esteemed speakers and panels discussing issues concerning modern media studies. Weeks later, however, the entire video record of the conference — estimated at around 24 hours of ...

“At First I Thought it Was a Joke”: Academic Media Censorship Conference Censored by YouTube The entire video record of the conference — estimated at around 24 hours of material — was mysteriously disappeared from YouTube say conference organizers. An academic critical media literacy conference warning of the dangers of media censorship has, ironically, been censored by YouTube. The Critical Media Literacy Conference of the Americas 2020 took place without incident online over t...

Comments NSA whistleblower and internet freedom advocate Edward Snowden has cautioned the public against celebrating President Trump’s recent social media ban. “I know a lot of folks in the comments [who] read this are like ‘YAAAAS,’ which, like — I get it. But imagine for a moment a world that exists for more than the next 13 days, and this becomes a milestone that will endure,” he wrote on Twitter.  Facebook officially silences the President of the...