How to pronounce “censorship” in English

censorship on the one hand, freedom of expression on the other.

Even censorship raised its head that year, and we had to deliver our coup de gras.

So censorship is also a content filtering, or data loss prevention.

But censorship cannot prevail.

self-censorship, where intimidation factors, and threats, and informal requests, and those sorts of things that happen that aren't always picked up.

against the censorship of the Soviet Union.

Is it censorship?

- How much censorship is there in modern-day China by the Chinese government?

And so censorship is most restrictive when it's things that are actually about China.

because according to this censorship policy, we aren't allowed to talk about sexual identity.

allegations of censorship.

looks like censorship from the US perspective.

extent that censorship is actually driving this, that's actually something governments are really a fan of.

Speaking about censorship, right?

Not just the censorship, by the way.

of regulation of censorship and and and surveillance in China One starts in the

our internal censorship and and propaganda regimes we're just going to erect what

Without getting into censorship and repressing people's feelings, how do we create safe environments for people?

Is that censorship?

So the censorship is such that this picture, which was a picture of young Chinese students in 1989

and have more censorship on them.

The internet censorship project, which tracks censorship around the world, finds more of it every year.

But the compulsive censorship regime will not give it a rest.

I use self-censorship as just a descriptive term.

And actually some censorship in Tunisia has been reinstated for kind of moral, ethical

tools that circumvent censorship, and it's nice for a company to be doing that and I think Google is doing a great job.

Uh and that's how censorship works, right?

Is it just about academic censorship?

who are struggling with issues of censorship and academic freedom, would you tell them to do what you did?

And then there's also censorship that comes along as well and copyright and other mechanisms of control.

And they don't like censorship.

And this is about the censorship efforts of Cambridge and Boston officials to shut the paper down.

and a variety of other techniques-- censorship inside, monitoring inside, enforcement of laws inside the-- in the country that had a deterrent effect on others.

So let's talk about how censorship works in Russia.

is like as relates to censorship?

So what are people's views on censorship in Russia?

It doesn't mean I want censorship.

I'm sure there was some censorship.

I'm not talking about censorship, I'm talking about balance.

Freedom held and there were even separate censorship regimes for each of those

So it was clear that although the censorship is leaky,

So it's old-school censorship.

And I saw how people get around censorship and how they work ways out of getting their message out.

If you want me to talk about censorship, I'll just get myself in trouble, right?

One of the first real major censorship gold mines-- or for censorship researchers-- was actually, I think it was late 1990s, or-- I forget when it was.

But the whole point of censorship is that it's obtuse.

So when the journalist strike against the censorship at China's Southern Weekend became headline news around the world, CCTV America kept silent.

I'm not condemning self-censorship or being judgmental about it, but that's the reality that they face.

Not because of freedom or censorship, just because of the kind of atmosphere and education it takes to be able to see things critically and to see outside things and to into people's