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Suchwort: "Content"
Stichwort: Rusbridger, Alan - 5 Presseschau-Absätze
Feuilletons
04.12.2013
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one of the things we are patriotic about is the nature of democracy, the nature of a free press and the fact that one can in this country discuss and report these things." We should look at the
content
of the Snowden files - not the messenger | Julian Huppert http://t.co/gjfGUT29U4 @guardian - Index on Censorship (@IndexCensorship) 4. Dezember 2013
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Feuilletons
18.04.2013
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most comprehensive. So it would be a big statement in the UK to try and go and charge for what the BBC is giving away free' - not to mention the number of other digital publishers giving away their
content
free of charge, he added."
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Feuilletons
05.09.2012
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Rusbridger interviewt, der auch über die Idee eine Paywall für Zeitungswebsites nachdenkt: "I think you have to think editorially first. If you just say, 'let's build a gigantic wall in front of our
content
because that seems a more sensible business model', without thinking how newspapers fit into this new information system. I think you're putting the cart before the horse. I think it's better if you
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Feuilletons
07.01.2011
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verklagen wollte, weil der die nichtautorisierte Kopie eines Leaks veröffentlicht hatte: "In other words: Wikileaks was going to sue The Guardian over a leak, because Assange believed he owned the
content
which had been leaked to him. 'Enraged that he had lost control, Assange unleashed his threat, arguing that he owned the information and had a financial interest in how and when it was released.' Go
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Feuilletons
12.10.2010
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owned and lightly regulated, which was all we had until the dawn of broadcasting. Then there are public service broadcasters - publicly owned and, in return, pretty stringently regulated in terms of
content
, balance, impartiality and so on. Finally, there is the new public sphere opened up by digital technologies." Im Wall Street Journal verteidigt Ayaan Hirsi Ali das Recht Geert Wilders' auf Meinun
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