»Freedom of press: US only 17th place«
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 The reporters without borders ♣ published a report that shows the US on the 17th place of an worldwide press freedom index ♣. The US would rank even lower if self-limitation was included in the criteria, too (= e.g. non-reporting of bad facts regarding Bush or Reagan). posted by knn |
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| in-my-opinion.orgPoliticsPolitics and Crime (Assorted topics)Freedom of press: US only 17th place |
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 Sounds like BS to me. You need something real to look at in order to make an objective report. Simply looking at what people have to say in a questionaire is a silly way to go about things. posted by fatpie42 |
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Quote: is a silly way to go about things. Kind of true, but better than nothing and the first report of its kind. posted by knn |
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 knn: The reporters without borders ♣ published a report that shows the US on the 17th place of an worldwide press freedom index ♣.
The US would rank even lower if self-limitation was included in the criteria, too (= e.g. non-reporting of bad facts regarding Bush or Reagan). Mmmm...Iceland #1 But our rank almost lowered when our idiot prime minister wanted to make some new Media law that prevented people from having many Medias and being allowed to say what they want. Happily he Lost. posted by Pawnatron |
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 your countries screwed up pawnatron prime minister and president...why? why? why? anyways kidding aside, i agree with fatpie. you cant really know the truth about that stuff. posted by Agent Zero |
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 The USA has sank again. Now it's only the 44th place. 
 The US gets less and less free. European countries are top. posted by knn |
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