Today news
The same in other media
22.07 - 02:03
Tech experts fear new US broadcasting chief could jeopardize LGBTQ Internet freedom
Reading now: 811
LGBTQ internet freedoms may be at risk on a global scale due to the new leadership at the U.S. Agency for Global Media, according to technology freedom experts.
The agency, which operates independently from the U.S. government, oversees five different entities that include Voice of America and Radio Martí, broadcasting platforms and the Open Technology Fund.
This fund is an independent non-profit organization that focuses on advancing global internet freedom by providing internet access, digital privacy tutorials, privacy enhancement and security tools like encryption.
The U.S. Senate on June 4 confirmed Michael Pack, a conservative documentary filmmaker, as the U.S. Agency for Global Media’s new CEO.
The website meaws.com is an aggregator of news from open sources. The source is indicated at the beginning and at the end of the announcement. You can send a complaint on the news if you find it unreliable.
10.02 / 09:19
sports
Winter Olympics
Olympics
Watch Jason Brown's Emotional Free Skate at 2022 Beijing Olympics
Schindler's List plays. His costume seemed to be made of barbed wire, fire, and smoke. Brown, who is Jewish, had previously spoken about the performance."This music has meant so much to me since growing up, for my entire life," he said in an interview about the piece that was choreographed by David Wilson.
10.02 / 02:11
10.02 / 02:11
10.02 / 01:43
10.02 / 00:43
10.02 / 00:05
09.02 / 23:54
09.02 / 23:53
09.02 / 23:29
09.02 / 22:59
09.02 / 22:55
09.02 / 22:21
09.02 / 21:33
09.02 / 21:27
09.02 / 21:10
09.02 / 21:05
09.02 / 20:57
09.02 / 20:01
09.02 / 19:38
09.02 / 19:07
09.02 / 19:05
09.02 / 18:53