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Source:Censorship
Author:Encyclopedia Britannica |
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| The changing or the suppression or prohibition of speech or writing that is deemed subversive of the common good. |
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Source:Censorship
Author:Encyclopedia Britannica |
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| Censor has been of special importance in it relation to government and the rule of law. |
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Source:Censorship
Author:Encyclopedia Britannica |
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| Care must be taken here not to assume that the modern democratic regime, of a self-governing people. |
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Source:Censorship
Author:Encyclopedia Britannica |
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| It is prudent to assume that most people who have acted upon this matter are acting least humane. |
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Card #5
Source:Nieman Reports
Author:Carla Anne Robbins, Daniel Schorr, and Philip Taubman
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| Censorship means self restraint. |
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Card #6
Source:Nieman Reports
Author:Carla Anne Robbins, Daniel Schorr, and Philip Taubman
Page:1-6 |
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| Censorship is self-imposed. |
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Card #7
Source:Nieman Reports
Author:Carla Anne Robbins, Daniel Schorr, and Philip Taubman
Page:1-6 |
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| Censorship today is the only negligible part of a broader problem of restraints. |
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Card #8
Source:Nieman Reports
Author:Carla Anne Robbins, Daniel Schorr, and Philip Taubman
Page:1-6 |
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| A form of censorship, is the way the public, drugged by entertainment and notorious court trials. |
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Card #9
Source:Nieman Reports
Author:Carla Anne Robbins, Daniel Schorr, and Philip Taubman
Page:1-6 |
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| Censorship is hardly aware that it is no longer aware of the clash of peoples and clash of interests happening in large parts of the world. |
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Card #10
Source:Nieman Reports
Author:Carla Anne Robbins, Daniel Schorr, and Philip Taubman
Page:1-6 |
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Censorship-How the public views it.
Self-censorship-How you view it. |
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Card #11
Source:Nieman Reports
Author:Carla Anne Robbins, Daniel Schorr, and Philip Taubman
Page:1-6 |
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| You should have the idea of right and wrong of censorship, and willingness to accept their government at face value. |
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Card #12
Source:Nieman Reports
Author:Carla Anne Robbins, Daniel Schorr, and Philip Taubman
Page:2-6 |
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| Censorship my be a very violent attitude. |
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Card #13
Source:Nieman Reports
Author:Carla Anne Robbins, Daniel Schorr, and Philip Taubman
Page:2-6 |
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| The military is trying to fight any wars going on, even a censorship. |
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Card #14
Source:Nieman Reports
Author:Carla Anne Robbins, Daniel Schorr, and Philip Taubman
Page:2-6 |
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| Advertisement may turn into a war. |
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Card #15
Source:Nieman Reports
Author:Carla Anne Robbins, Daniel Schorr, and Philip Taubman
Page:2-6 |
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| Global television will bring the battlefield scene. |
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Source:Nieman Reports
Author:Carla Anne Robbins, Daniel Schorr, and Philip Taubman
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