Chatter #176 – Maram Susli On The Palestinian Genocide, Big Tech Censorship, And The Power Of Israel

Maram Susli (also known as Mimi al-Laham, PartisanGirl, Syrian Girl and Syrian Sister) is a Syrian Australian YouTuber and citizen journalist who prepares videos on the Syrian Civil War, United States foreign policy in the Middle East, and the Palestinian genocide. She’s a Sunni Muslim from Damascus, anti-neocon, anti-NWO, anti-Zionist. HELP ME CROWDFUND MY GAMESTOP…

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Chatter #170 – Ryan Hartwig on the Censorship Inside Facebook And How Big Tech Is Corrupting Our World

Ryan Hartwig is a Facebook whistleblower and author of the new book, Behind The Mask Of Facebook: A Whistleblower’s Shocking Story of Big Tech Bias and Censorship.  Hired by Cognizant as a content moderator for Facebook, Ryan Hartwig began by keeping gruesome images of cartel violence in Mexico off the platform. This seemed like a…

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Chatter #156 – Lucy Komisar On The SEC, Regulatory Capture, And The Corruption Of Wall Street

Lucy Komisar’s beat is the secret underbelly of the global financial system — offshore bank and corporate secrecy — and its links to corporate crime; tax evasion by the corporations and the very rich; empowerment of dictators and oligarchs; bribery and corruption; drug and arms trafficking; and terrorism. Her dozens of articles on the subject…

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“This war will never end, because powerful people fear democracy.” – Gavin O’Toole

As part of our series on how technology is changing journalism, we’re asking journalists young and old how they think the industry is evolving. Gavin O’Toole is a freelance journalist, editor and copywriter in London. He has worked for some of the UK’s leading newspapers including The Guardian, Observer and Financial Times, and has written…

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“It is still vital that media organisations maintain a gold standard of training” – Dr Yvonne Ridley

As part of a new series on how technology is changing journalism, we’re asking journalists young and old how they think the industry is evolving. Journalist Yvonne Ridley worked in her native North East in the 1970s before heading to Fleet Street and on to broadcast journalism working in conflict and humanitarian disaster zones. Now…

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