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What’s going on with the Hugo Awards censorship controversy? Well, leaked emails show an orchestrated effort to deem nominees ‘ineligible’ over their political leanings.
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Worldcon Intellectual Property (W.I.P.) is the California non-profit corporation that holds the service marks of the World Science Fiction Society (www.wsfs.org) including the mark “Hugo Award”. In the midst of social media discussions about the continued viability of these marks, W.I.P. issued the following press release on January 30. W.I.P. takes very seriously the recent
Worldcon Intellectual Property (W.I.P.) is the California non-profit corporation that holds the service marks of the World Science Fiction Society (www.wsfs.org) including the mark “Hugo Award”. In the midst of social media discussions about the continued viability of these marks, W.I.P. issued the following press release on January 30. W.I.P. takes very seriously the recent