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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Highlighting the year's most significant independent journalism-including reports on ICE surveillance, Meta censorship, and police violence-Project Censored's State of the Free Press 2026 celebrates the Project's 50th year, illuminating issues the establishment press have obscured and raising voices corporate media have throttled. Balancing critical analysis with optimistic vision, the volume's diverse contributors champion press freedom and critical media literacy as essential tools to empower individuals and unite communities in the battles to hold the powerful accountable and to defend democracy from authoritarian assaults. Project Censored's State of the Free Press 2026 includes: Project Censored director Mickey Huff's Foreword, where he writes about the history and continued relevance of the Project, and why media literacy and press freedoms are more important than ever, as it celebrates its 50th anniversary; editors Shealeigh Voitl, Andy Lee Roth, and Mickey Huff introduction to this year's book, discussing the siege on public knowledge in the age of Trump 2.0, envisioning an interconnected and imaginative resistance to censorship; a Déjà vu News chapter, which updates on previous year's top stories, including how a Monsanto 'intelligence center' targeted journalists and activists, journalist Abby Martin's challenge to Georgia's BDS 'gag law,' and the Justice Department's secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) rules; a Junk Food News section that spans from Snow White and actress Gal Gadot, to Drake versus Kendrick and the gutting of public education, not to mention Elon Musk's chain saws, Cybertrucks, and creeping fascism, surveying the dubious reporting that's Making America Junky Again; John Collins of Weave News discusses the Long Shadow of News Abuse in the case of Elise Stefanik, Israel, and Antisemitism; Media Democracy in Action, featuring inspiring contributions by Ryan Grim of Drop Site News, Maya Schenwar and Lara Witt of the Movement Media Alliance, Joe Lauria of Consortium News, Lauren Harper with the Freedom of the Press Foundation, and Jodi Rave Spotted Bear of the Indigenous Media Freedom Alliance; and Shealeigh Voitl and Reagan Haynie's zine-style guide to infographics equips social media users with the tools to responsibly evaluate the content they see online and become empowered media makers.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Amid a high-stakes murder trial, Attorney Zoe Robinson is determined to make a name for herself and launch her campaign for District Attorney. She is eager to secure a conviction in the murder case of a prison security guard, with fifteen-year-old Olivia Moore as the defendant. Olivia's ominous silence hides a mysterious past, leaving Zoe with many unanswered questions. Things take an unexpected turn during jury selection when Parker Carter appears in the jury box-potentially jeopardizing Zoe's chances of winning the case.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Dilynn's engagement crumbles in a bustling post-Christmas mall when her daughter's fist crashes into her fiancé's face. The single mother finds herself ensnared in the wreckage of her engagement with a smile painted on her face. Late at night, Dilynn drops her smile for her computer screen while Dilynn crafts alternative endings for her novel on a fanfiction website. She escapes into a digital reality to write steamy encounters with her stoically sturdy coworker, Alex Trikru, who watched her life crumble outside the make-up store.

Häftad i röda (!) omslag, nötta och skrynklade, sentida påskrift av titeln. Stockholm, Elméns och Granbergs tryckeri, 1838. 8:o. 72 sid. Rar, indragen skrift. Myndigheternas försök att upprepade gånger åsidosätta yttrandefriheten under Karl XIV Johans regering resulterade inte bara i konfiskation av oppositionella tidningar utan också i ett antal stämningar om majestättsbrott. Bland de mest anmärkningsvärda händelserna var åtgärderna mot Anders Lindberg, Magnus Jacob Crusenstolpe och Napoleon Berger. Napoleon Berger publicerade, i mitten av april 1838, 'Den Röda boken eller några av dagens frågor, av Per Fas'. Den innehåller en hel del kritik av den aktuella situationen. Således anklagades regeringen till exempel för att kväva handel och industri, för att inte låta pressen uttala sig "om sanning och rättvisa" och för eftergifter i sina förbindelser med ärkefienden Ryssland. Napoleon Berger åtalades för sina uttalanden både om kungen och om en utländsk makt och åklagaren, J. G. Fredholm, fick i uppdrag att konfiskera återstående exemplar av skriften. En jury förklarade Berger skyldig och dömde honom till 12 års fängelse för båda dessa brott. När domen tillkännagavs i juni 1838 hade Berger lämnat Sverige. Han bosatte sig i Schweiz, blev förespråkare för marxistisk socialism, samarbetade med Friedrich Engels och var tvungen att gå i exil igen. Den här gången begav han sig till USA och i New York startade han ett litet tryckkontor och publicerade den första tidningen på svenska i USA, 'Skandinavien'. - - - Bo Nilsson, "Tryckfrihetsprocessen mot Napoleon Berger 1838", Folkets historia, 8 (1980): 4, sid. 2-18. Åhlén, s. 241-2. Katarina Alexius, Politisk yttrandefrihet. En studie i lagstiftning och praxis under demokratins genombrottstid, Lund 1997, s. 24-6.