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USA: NEW LAW AGAINST PORNOGRAPHY ON INTERNET BLOCKED
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A new U-S law barring "indecent" material on the Internet has been blocked by a panel of federal judges.
The three judge panel in Philadelphia said the worldwide computer network is protected by the First Amendment which...
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India Unveils New Online Regulations
The new rules would force online platforms to cooperate with law enforcement and erase content authorities deem unlawful.
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Reactions to shutdown of Philippines TV network
Rights groups and observers expressed alarm Wednesday over a government agency’s shutdown of ABS-CBN, the Philippines' largest TV and radio network, which has been a major provider of news on the coronavirus pandemic.
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UN questions Israel's use of force in border confrontations
The UN human rights office said it has indications that Israeli forces used "excessive force" during a deadly crackdown on protesters last week in Gaza, and expressed concerns about possible further violence.
Spokeswoman...
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Comedian Stephen Colbert, who says he's running for president of "The United States of South Carolina," is urging voters there to cast their ballots in Saturday's presidential primary for former GOP hopeful Herman Cain.
HEADLINE: Comedian Colbert campaigns day before SC primary
CAPTION: Comedian Stephen Colbert, who says he's running for president of "The United States of South Carolina," is urging voters there to cast their ballots in Saturday's...
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Wikipedia will switch off in protest over challenge to web freedoms
San Francisco, California
1. Wide of Wikipedia office
2. Mid of Wikipedia worker seated at desk
3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jay Walsh, Head of Communications, Wikimedia Foundation:
"It is detrimental to the free and open web. It is...
Sky News
Bakery Loses Gay Marriage Cake Legal Challenge
VOICED: A Christian couple who refused to bake a cake with a gay marriage slogan on it have told Sky News they feel they have been discriminated against because of their faith. In an exclusive interview Daniel and Amy McArthur say...
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Kerry: Committing Journalism 'Not A Crime'
On World Press Freedom Day, US Secretary of State John Kerry says that journalism and reporting the truth is a badge of honor.Kerry delivered remarks at the State Department on Tuesday commemorating the occasion, reflecting on the...
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UN expert sees threats to media freedom in Japan
A UN rights expert warned on Tuesday of "serious threats" to the independence of the media in Japan, including laws meant to protect coverage fairness and national security that he said could work as censorship.UN Special Rapporteur...
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Reax to Twitter move to censor tweets on country-by-country basis
Davos, Switzerland
1. Close up of tweets on World Economic Forum's Twitter page, displayed on screen
2. Mid of screen with WEF Twitter page
3. Wide of "Social Media Corner" at WEF forum
4. Wide of social media commentator Jeff Jarvis...
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Cuban citizens allowed to buy microwaves and other electrical goods
1. Wide of "Carlos III" shopping centre in Havana
2. Interior of electronics store, man browsing
3. Pull out from DVD player to wide of flat screens on wall
4. Mid of man looking at electronic wares
5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish): Lazaro...
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Associated Press CEO Tom Curley speaks on press freedom
1. Mid shot of Tom Curley walking to podium
2. Wide shot of event
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Tom Curley, President and Chief Executive Officer, Associated Press:
"The powerful have to be watched, and we are the watchers. And you don''t need...
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State Dept comment on detained Straits Times journalist
1. US State Department spokesman Richard Boucher walks in to presser
2. Various shots of media
3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Richard Boucher, US State Department spokesman:
"(Q: China. It's reported that the Chinese authorities detained a...
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CAN252 US PRESIDENT JOHNSON MAKES SPEECH AND SIGNS CIVIL RIGHTS BILL
US President Lyndon B Johnson, delivers speech outlining the new civil rights bill and signing of the bill: Footage used for story: a0006048
1. interior White House, cu Lyndon B Johnson, SOUNDBITE: (english), delivers speech....
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US journalist for British paper goes on trial
1. Exterior Harare court house
2. Legal teams outside court
3. British newspaper "The Guardian" journalist Andrew Meldrum and his wife arriving at court
4. Scales of Justice sculpture on exterior
5. Meldrum talking to supporter
6....
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State Dep comment on Tibet, Pakistan, Egypt ship
1. Reporter asking question
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Sean McCormack, US State Department Spokesman:
"We would encourage the Chinese government to put their best face forward during the Olympics. The world is going to be watching and it's...
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RSF calls for release of jailed journalists in Egypt
The organisation 'Reporters Without Borders' held a protest in Paris on Tuesday demanding press freedom and the release of journalists who have been jailed in Egypt.
Members deployed a large banner with a message reading...
Bloomberg
YouTube's Push to Develop Diverse Content
Susan Wojcicki, chief executive officer at Google’s YouTube, talks about the growth of getting more diverse creators on the platform. She speaks to Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Studio 1.0." (Source: Bloomberg)
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TikTok Plans To Sue Trump Administration Over Looming Ban
Both TikTok and its Chinese parent company ByteDance say the U.S. government "tried to insert itself into negotiations between private businesses.
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UK PM meets queen before elex announcement, Cameron, Clegg
1. Policeman outside official UK Prime Minister residence, 10 Downing Street
2. UK Foreign Secretary, David Miliband arriving
3. UK Home Secretary, Alan Johnson arriving
4. UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown leaving No.10 Downing Street and...
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Media analysts comment on Leveson inquiry into media ethics
1. Member of Parliament Chris Bryant holding up a copy of Leveson report in front of mass of photographers
2. Cutaway of photographers
3. Close of report in Bryant's hands, tilt up to Bryant
4. Close of photographers
5. Wide of Queen...
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Kerry: Committing Journalism 'Not A Crime'
FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: apus054711On World Press Freedom Day, US Secretary of State John Kerry says that journalism and reporting the truth is a badge of honor.Kerry delivered remarks at the State Department on Tuesday...
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Summit on problems of standardising internet usage
AP Television
1. Exhibition hall
2. Two men in Indian Pavillion
3. Close up of woman's hands typing
4. Woman using a lap top computer
5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dayanidhi Maran, Indian Minister of Communications and Information...
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Leaders urge China to start talks over islands, police scuffle with protesters
1. Wide of ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) leaders during session
2. Close-up of Vietnam Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung
3. Close-up of Philippines President Benigno Aquino
4. Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono...