My latest CNN interview is about Israel’s widespread use of AI and facial recognition in Gaza.
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CNN interview on Israel’s far-right reality
My latest interview on CNN about Israel’s far-right mainstream and the impact after decades of dehumanising Palestinians.
CNN interview on surging West Bank violence and weaponising anti-Semitism
My latest CNN interview on rising settler + soldier violence in the West Bank.
CNN interview on The Palestine Laboratory and Israel’s war on Gaza
My interview on CNN about my book, The Palestine Laboratory, and how Israel uses Gaza to test new weapons of war.
Evil will be vanquished
CNN provides a priceless headline that perfectly articulates the brainlessness of Republican presidential nominee John McCain: McCain promises to fight ‘evil’ if president. Eight years of George W. Bush fighting “evil” has been an amazing success. Clearly McCain is keen to follow in his mentor’s path.
Human rights, boycotts and nationalism
My following article appears in the Amnesty International Australia’s Uncensor campaign about human rights in China: With only 100 days until the Beijing Games, human rights activists are continuing to pressure the Chinese regime and authorities may be starting to feel the pressure, writes Antony Loewenstein. After months of criticism of its human rights record,…
How to describe junk?
China doesn’t understand that criticism is part and parcel of the political and media process, though perhaps this CNN commentator went a little far? China on Tuesday demanded that television news channel CNN apologize after one of its commentators said the Chinese were “goons” and that their products were “junk.” Jack Cafferty made the comments…
CNN in their sights
After the recent Chinese crackdown in Tibet, CNN has become a target of Chinese rage over its perceived anti-Beijing coverage. Bloggers are equally vitriolic.
Blogging for freedom (and torture)
The democratisation of media continues apace: Since CNN embraced the citizen journalist movement in August 2006 with the launch of its iReport initiative, the news organization has received nearly 100,000 news-related photos and videos from viewers. Yet fewer than 10% of those submissions have appeared on CNN.com or the cable channel. That’s all about to…