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skip to content robert sharp everyone has a right to my opinions menu about broadcast appearances mailing list ficciones sabrina press wordpress plugin scroll down to content posts posted on september 29, 2018 september 30, 2018 when the myth of american democracy explodes listening to carol anderson talk about her book one person, no vote on the ezra klein show podcast; about voter id laws and other measures that actively prevent black people from voting; about gerrymandering and electoral college distortions that allow the party that loses the vote to win the election… watching brett kavanaugh testify to the us senate judiciary committee; where he refused to answer or evaded questions; where he perjured himself; and where his white male colleagues apologised to him for having his honour questioned… … i found myself thinking that american democracy is on the decline. that it may even be irreparably damaged. but then i thought again about what i had witnessed, and what people like carol anderson are complaining about. it is not that american democracy is dying, but that the absence of a proper democracy is and always has been entrenched. continue reading “when the myth of american democracy explodes” posted on september 24, 2018 september 24, 2018 recommending non-kids songs for kids on the lifehacker upgrade podcast the upgrade podcast from lifehacker recently asked “what non-kid songs do you listen to with your kids?” and i sent them some commentary, based on my own personal experience. i’m pleased to say that my recommendation of ‘karma chameleon’ by culture club was included in the round-up! you can listen to the episode via the player below, or on apple podcasts , google play , spotify , iheartradio , stitcher . my smirking voice (can voices smirk?) may be heard brielfy in the segment that starts at about 29 mins. continue reading “recommending non-kids songs for kids on the lifehacker upgrade podcast” posted on september 15, 2018 september 14, 2018 ‘surprising and concerning’ – quoted in the guardian, discussing legal threats to book sellers jim waterson of the guardian reports a bizarre story of legal reputation managers at schillings sending threatening letters to booksellers and independent book shops, in an effort to stop them stocking a book about an (allegedly) corrupt banker. i’m quoted near the end of the story, expressing my dismay: robert sharp of english pen, the free speech campaign group that co-founded the libel reform campaign, said the decision by low’s lawyers to target booksellerswas deeply worrying. “this is surprising, concerning and sets a terrible precedent,” he said. he argued that by focussing on the synopses, “the effect of these legal letters is to short-circuit the legal process, by putting booksellers in an impossible position”. continue reading “‘surprising and concerning’ – quoted in the guardian, discussing legal threats to book sellers” posted on september 12, 2018 september 12, 2018 discussing the online forums bill on sky news on tuesday 11th september, lucy powell mp introduced the online forums bill to parliament. it was a ‘ten minute rule bill’, a mechanism by which opposition and backbench members of parliament can introduce legislation. the text of ms powell’s speech may be found in hansard and there is a video on parliament.tv . the speech makes some challenging points. how is it that facebook groups can grow to tens of thousands of people in secret, with no oversight or scrutiny? one such group, which discussed autism, recommended that parents give their kids ‘bleach enemas’ to cure the condition. powell also points out that members of these groups often feel too intimidated to speak out against the most vocal and radical members of the group. this shifts the dynamics of such groups to ever more extreme positions, and is a very particular free speech issue in itself. the bill proposes that online forum operators like facebook be forced to take greater responsibility for what is published on their platforms. just after the parliamentary debate concluded, i was invited onto sky news to discuss the proposals. the segment can be viewed below or on youtube . continue reading “discussing the online forums bill on sky news” posted on september 9, 2018 september 11, 2018 something eternally lost following a catastrophic fire on 2nd september, the extent of the cultural loss at brazil’s national museum is becoming clear : folks, there’s nothing left from the linguistics division. we lost all the indigenous languages collection: the recordings since 1958, the chants in all the languages for which there are no native speakers alive anymore, the curt niemuendaju archives: papers, photos, negatives, the original ethnic-historic-linguistic map localizing all the ethnic groups in brazil, the only record that we had from 1945. the ethnological and archeological references of all ethnic groups in brazil since the 16th century… an irreparable loss of our historic memory. it just hurts so much to see all in ashes. —cinda gonda, translated by diogo almeida, about the fire at brazil’s national museum. this is a very particular kind of loss. an entirely different thing from the death of a person, this is the death of the memory that entire groups of people even existed. continue reading “something eternally lost” posted on september 5, 2018 september 5, 2018 fake news doesn’t mean what you think it means and now for some pedantry. today i read two articles that both made the same definitional error. first: in his new (and by all accounts, important) book breaking news, ex- guardian editor alan rusbridger writes : the germ of the idea had come from the iraq war and the press’s role in aiding and abetting a conflict based on what now we would call fake news. second: in a powerful memoir of his time surviving and fighting in the warsaw ghetto during the second world war, stanisław aronson writes : the city was full of refugees, and rumours were swirling about mass deportations to gulags in siberia and kazakhstan. to calm the situation, a soviet official gave a speech declaring that the rumours were false – nowadays they would be called “fake news” – and that anyone spreading them would be arrested. two days later, the deportations to the gulags began, with thousands sent to their deaths. both writers take the term ‘fake news’ to mean ‘government misinformation’ but that is most certainly not what the term means. ‘fake news’ is a very particular type of falsehood—that perpetrated by the media. we don’t need a neologism for government misinformation. we already have a perfectly good word for that: lying . posted on september 5, 2018 september 5, 2018 new statesman: we mustn’t let the news cycle forget the reuters journalists locked up in myanmar this week, two reuters journalists working in myanmar were found guilty of breaking official secrets laws and sentenced to seven years in prison. officials from the british embassy in yangon attended the trial and report that there was scant evidence that wa lone and kyaw soe oo had done anything wrong. they have clearly been imprisioned as a means of silencing their reporting on the rohingya crisis. i wrote about the convictions, and how (i think) the campaign for their release should be run, in an article for the new statesman . a frustrating fact about human rights campaigning is that the release of a celebrated political prisoner usually happens not because the law is amended, but on the whim of an authoritarian politician. the power to arbitrarily censor is retained, and anxiety remains among activists and journalists, over what can and cannot be said. fear and self-censorship persists, and tragically, many other people remain in prison. presidential pardons rarely extend to equally deserving prisoners who have less of an international profile. read the whole thing on the new statesman website. continue reading “new statesman: we mustn’t let the news cycle forget the reuters journal

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