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What We Aren't Covering Today | ACTC

This week nearly all of the censorship headlines are about Trump's ban of certain news agencies from the White House. At ACTC, it seems to us that this is a bunch of whining by elites and elitists that they've lost access, when the larger question should be why only certain "mainstream" organizations have access to begin with. We all know the lamestream media sucks, so why isn't there more alt-media representation? With that said, let's cover some INTERESTING news from around the world. Because the powers-that-be have decided to suck all the air out of the room with Trump-ban news, we are left with one story of interest from Turkey today.

The Invisible Borders of Turkey's Digital Censorship: Are We Looking at the Same Reality? - The Wire | m.thewire.in

Turkey is creating "information asymmetry" that hurts their own citizens. Turkey employs geographically targeted social media restrictions to limit the reach of journalists, academics, and human rights organizations, creating a system of "invisible" censorship that complicates information access and public discourse.

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