The internet and democracy
mardi 30 octobre 2018 à 01:00We used to believe that the internet would promote democracy by decentralizing media. At present, it does little of either one.
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We used to believe that the internet would promote democracy by decentralizing media. At present, it does little of either one.
Hundreds of thousands, perhaps 700,000, marched in London to demand a new referendum on taking Britain out of the EU.
China turned abruptly from denying it puts Uighurs in brainwashing camps to describing them as wonderfully beneficial schools.
I trust whatever China says about them about as much as what the bully says about immigrants.
St Louis is considering a local law to give elected officials control over surveillance technology.
This could be a big step forward, but only if it leads to eliminating some of the existing massive surveillance that the article describes.
Cambridge Mass is also considering such a law.
Moscow Bans Ceremony Honouring Victims of Stalin's Terror.
Those who protect the reputation of Stalin take on a share of Stalin's guilt.