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NBC News - Breaking News & Top Stories - Latest World, US & Local News The far right is losing its ability to speak freely online. Should the left defend it? | Technology Matthew Prince had the power to kill the white supremacist hate site the Daily Stormer for years, but he didn’t choose to pull the trigger until 16 August. That’s when the chief executive of website security company Cloudflare “woke up … in a bad mood and decided to kick them off the Internet”, as he told his employees in an internal email. Without Cloudflare’s protection, the Daily Stormer was forced to retreat to the darknet, where it is inaccessible to the majority of internet users. Cloudflare is just one of many internet companies that cleaned house amid a wave of public outrage following a deadly white supremacist rally in Charlottesville. Critics charge that technology platforms have enabled a disparate network of racist extremists to seek one another out, raise funds, and plan and execute such rallies. “I am deeply uncomfortable with the decision we made,” Prince said in an interview. “Historically, the place you went to exercise your speech rights was the public square.
The Sunday Times HeadlineSpot.com: US Newspapers Online News Headlines, World News, Current Events. Charlie Hebdo depicts drowning Harvey victims as neo-Nazis The cover of the latest edition of satirical French magazine Charlie Hebdo depicts Texans who drowned in the flood waters of Tropical Storm Harvey as Nazis, it was reported on Wednesday. ‘God Exists! He Drowned All the Neo-Nazis of Texas,’ the controversial weekly magazine writes for its cover story. The cartoon on the front page shows a torrential downpour drowning a group of people carrying flags with the Nazi swastikas. Some of the victims on the cover are under water as they do the Nazi salute with their arms outstretched at a 45-degree angle. The satirical French magazine Charlie Hebdo’s latest edition includes a cover depicting Texans who drowned in the flood waters of Tropical Storm Harvey as Nazis. A man points with his walking stick in the Tropical Storm Harvey floodwaters in north western Houston on Wednesday Drone video shows the massive flooding caused by Hurricane Harvey Loaded: 0% Progress: 0% MinimizeExpandClose Gunmen opened fire on Charlie Hebdo office in January 2015
news.com.au — Australia’s #1 news site Les Unes de The Economist et du Time sur Donald Trump se passent de commentaire MÉDIAS - Charlottesville va laisser des traces. Donald Trump n'a pu se résoudre à prendre clairement parti contre les suprémacistes blancs, le Ku Klux Klan et les néo-nazis, au cœur des violences qui ont fait un mort et plusieurs blessés le 12 août à Charlottesville. Il les a même défendus, quelques jours après. "J'ai regardé de très près, de beaucoup plus près que la plupart d'entre vous. Pas de légende, un fond rouge, et un Donald Trump en train de crier dans un haut-parleur en forme de chapeau du Ku Klux Klan... Une couverture qui fait écho aux paroles quasi-prémonitoires d'Hillary Clinton, le 25 août 2016: "Trump renforce les stéréotypes nocifs et lance ainsi un message subliminal à ses soutiens les plus haineux. La Une du Time n'est pas non plus en reste en ce qui concerne l'originalité. À voir également sur Le HuffPost: Envoyer une correction Contactez-nous Utilisez ce formulaire pour alerter Le HuffPost d'une erreur.