cross-posted from: https://poliverso.org/objects/0477a01e-1864-ef7f-e7c4-93d087815857

> European Media Freedom Act: the end of source confidentiality? > > @politics > > The new European regulation aims to protect the secrecy of journalistic sources, the key concept at the heart of journalism, but actually risks legitimising its systematic violation > > By Dimitri Bettoni on #BalcaniCaucaso > > \#EMFA > > > The modification proposal presented last June by the European Council, a body that represents the interests of the member states, worsens the protections of article 4 and reinforces the legitimacy of state surveillance for reasons of national security which, reads the text, must remain a guaranteed prerogative of the member states and never be challenged by the EMFA. Furthermore, the Council proposes that the legitimate use of surveillance and in particular of spyware be extended to dozens of other crimes, including minor crimes such as copyright infringements. > > > > Among the countries promoting this pejorative draft we find Germany and France - countries producing Spyware technology - but also Greece, a country where surveillance abuses against journalists have become a topic of national relevance. > > > >

Secondo Free League Publishing, la campagna Kickstarter offrirà l’accesso anticipato in formato PDF al Core Rulebook del gioco di ruolo dell’universo di The Walking Dead, molto prima dell’uscita al dettaglio che è invece prevista per l’autunno del 2023. La campagna sarà sostenuta dalle forze chiave del franchise, tra cui il Chief Content Officer di The Walking Dead Universe, Scott M. Gimple, e il capo della AMC Networks Publishing, Mike Zagari.