Tag Archives: censorship

Memoirs, Substack, and psychology

Posted on April 10, 2026 by VM

The English poet Blake Morrison had a thought-provoking essay in The Guardian titled ‘‘Enough of this me me me’: Blake Morrison on memoir in the age of oversharing’ on April 4. He traced the evolution of memoir from a self-congratulatory … Continue reading →

Posted in Analysis | Tagged Blake Morrison, blogging, censorship, confessionalist literature, memoir, mental health, oversharing, psychology, publishing, publishing industry, social media, Substack, The Guardian | Leave a comment

Spotting fakes by looking at them

Posted on March 18, 2026 by VM

On March 10, the Supreme Court said a balance has to be struck between warding against misinformation online and protecting citizens’ right to free speech. The context was the Centre’s attempts to defend the 2023 IT Rules: when the comedian … Continue reading →

Posted in Analysis | Tagged 2023 IT Rules, censorship, community standards, data science, deepfake, Digital Services Act, Fact-Check Unit, fake news, Jacobellis v Ohio, Kunal Kamra, Miller v California, Millet test, Tushar Mehta | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: censorship

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