YouTube Censorship, Noam Chomsky, and Other People's Politics
June 21, 2019
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as posted by the channelThis video covers the facts around our recent run-in with youtube’s censorious algorithm, presents an excerpt from the upcoming Zero Books title “Other People’s Politics,” reconsiders Chomsky and Herman’s Propaganda Model, and describes some of the ideas of the liberal political commentator Walter Lippman, as we try to figure out a way forward in this highly controlled and censored moment.
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Other People's Politics by JA Smith
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