今天，媒体发动的战争是所谓主流新闻业的一项关键任务，让人想起 1945 年纽伦堡检察官所描述的情况：“在每次重大侵略之前[…]，他们发起了一场旨在[…]准备的新闻运动人们在心理上[…]”
In 1935, the Congress of American Writers was held in New York City, followed by another two years later. They called on 'the hundreds of poets, novelists, dramatists, critics, short story writers and journalists' to discuss the 'rapid crumbling of capitalism' and the beckoning of another war. They were electric events which, according to one
看门狗主持人 Lowkey 向 Lina Abu Akleh 讲述了她的姑姑 Shireen Abu Akleh 的遗产，以及以色列对媒体的持续战争。
The MintPress podcast “The Watchdog,” hosted by British-Iraqi hip hop artist Lowkey, closely examines organizations about which it is in the public interest to know – including intelligence, lobby, and special interest groups influencing policies that infringe on free speech and target dissent. The Watchdog goes against the grain by casting
“以色列在巴勒斯坦侵犯人权的行为在国际上曝光得越多，它就越绝望地试图镇压记者和媒体。” ——拉姆齐·巴鲁德博士
OCCUPIED EAST JERUSALEM — Despite wearing a press vest and holding a government press card, Al Jazeera Arabic correspondent Givara Budeiri was violently assaulted and arrested by Israeli police on June 5. Budeiri was covering a demonstration in the Occupied East Jerusalem neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah when Israeli forces attacked and then
主流媒体和西方媒体的庞然大物告诉我们，谁表达得足够，确实是世俗的，思想的和诚实的，足以满足国际新闻业的要求。
In October 2019, Ecuador’s president Lenin Moreno announced a new round of austerity measures. As the cost of gasoline, diesel, transport and food skyrocketed in the wake of his announcement, the national strike quickly transformed into mass protests. I was in the heart of Ecuador’s capital, Quito, as riot police, tanks, untold amounts of tear gas,
“我如此出色地处理这一问题的唯一原因是，我认为贫穷和低薪工作与不注意警察子弹一样残酷而内心。” -琳达·蒂拉多
Journalist and photographer Linda Tirado was standing near a police line in Minneapolis May 29, covering the George Floyd protests engulfing the city. All of a sudden, her face “exploded” in her own words. She had been shot from close range in the eye, permanently blinding her. Her goggles shattered and tear gas entered the wound, causing even more
塔里克·哈达德（Tareq Haddad）揭露了现代新闻中心的腐败和勾结，这是学者们长期讨论的话题，但很少有这样一个清晰的例子能说明问题。
It’s Manufacturing Consent meets Operation Mockingbird; in a long exposé essay that doubles as a goodbye to the profession, Newsweek journalist Tareq Haddad explained why he was very publicly quitting his job at the New York-based magazine. “Journalism is quickly dying. America is regressing because it lacks the truth,” he wrote. The trigger
