Self-censorship of Finnish journalism and mass man
Published:
March 18, 2014 23:02
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AJT
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Practising self-censorship can be compared to castrating an ox; once it is done, the ox looks like an ox, feels like an ox, may even occasionally have fun with the cows, but is totally incapable to produce descendants. Self-censorship has got the same kind of an effect to people, who become slowly brain washed by the idea of some ideal world without anything negative existing. People not questioning the case start thinking one sided and doubting those claiming something verifiable opposite. For any research, this would mean twisted and one sides research results ending either into a chaos, or making humankind simple and dumb.
Self-censorship of Finnish journalism and mass manipulation by using media Writing negatively about Russia is forbidden in Finland. This has been agreed among journalists and the practise is called self-censorship. Unfortunately writing about the negative things may be a way to improve things. Negative things should, however, be written in such a manner that it does not insult anyone or causes as little harm as possible. Finding our mistakes in the only way to improve ourselves. It is always much easier to find out about someone else's mistakes, and in some cases it may be a matter of taste, but quite a few things can be based on facts. These 'fact based things' should be spoken out and written clearly to benefit all humankind. This is not a problem between Russia and Finland as I think I am able to prove. Practising self-censorship can be compared to castrating an ox; once it is done, the ox looks like an ox, feels like an ox, may even occasionally have fun with the cows, but is totally incapable to produce descendants. Self-censorship has got the same kind of an effect to people, who become slowly brain washed by the idea of some ideal world without anything negative existing. People not questioning the case start thinking one sided and doubting those claiming something verifiable opposite. For any research, this would mean twisted and one sides research results ending either into a chaos, or making humankind simple and dumb. Thus an underlying danger exists in the technique used by the Finnish Journalism and Journalist; they may produce living goofs. These days less however, thanks to Internet and foreign media channels. I give a practical example of a real life, were such or a bit similar technique has been used: * Few years ago, I was shocked to read some news story of a child in Russia who's mother raised him behind a locked door having only some Budgerigars to communicate with. As the child was only offered food but lacked all other communication, he was only able to chirp by whistling like the birds he had lived when the child was found. Obvious this somehow mentally insane mother succeeded to cause a life time trauma to her child and the psychologists were pondering if Russian the teen age child could still learn to speak. Finnish self-censorship and self-censorship generally speaking is aiming for the same result. I leave proofing this claim to psychiatrist and psychologist, as I am not 'a qualified expert' in this field. * Based on a news story, but the reference has not been found or verified. Other kind of a problem is mass manipulation by using media. Finland does not allow certain kind of news or comments to be published, but is at the same time using its mass media to manipulate masses. This topic should be inspected at practice level by international journalists and universities by using a collection set of articles to see how many different variety and style media publishes. On a personal level I did notice I was not able to publish any news against Finnish (or international) Police or Legal Machinery, even with some hard academic evidence (f.x. 16 days probe on 1500 news sources with screened topics of crimes committed by government officials with case evidence and court judgements etc.). The only way to publish the results was to use open media like Independent Media Center and several newsgroups, which did not reach the target audience, but one the other hand secured the findings to be public. My personal viewpoint formed on the publishing attempts is the fact of Finnish Journalists being a bit vulgar, dumb and easy story pickers. Also I noticed time after time systematic procedure, were negative news explaining about the problems caused by the police and legal machinery were removed shortly while after being published. All domestic media owners rejected negative articles describing the bad things caused by Finnish Socialists and Communists. I was able too keep written summons on a Finnish newsgroup by calling a professor in charge and by explaining to him there is a legal fraud committed by the police and legal reps. The only Finnish Independent Media Center was publishing only socialistic news and rejected all other news items. I did not find a single open free access news platform funded by a capitalist (via platform advertisements for instance). There may been or is a social order for those running their small businesses to write about their points of view and businesses to an open media in stead of publishing their news via few giants, as most of these giants' readers may not even have heard about these small businesses or are not even interested in. As Finnish right wing politicians, police and legal reps. noticed few people's writing attempts of their own articles and publishing them, they wrote a new law saying each 'newspaper' must have an editor in chief in charge of everything published on a platform. This ended the time of newsgroups and open media platforms since the story telling is based on individuals who contribute on voluntary bases without a fee and who are in charge themselves of their own writings, not the editor-in-chief (an idea too complex for a Finnish legal rep.). A person running an open publishing platform or newsgroup system administrator can not earn his living by reading articles written by others as these systems are usually run by hobbyists to guarantee the freedom of a speech and written word.
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Self-censorship of Finnish journalism and mass manipulation by using media Writing negatively about Russia is forbidden in Finland. This has been agreed among journalists and the practise is called self-censorship. Unfortunately writing about the negative things may be a way to improve things. Negative things should, however, be written in such a manner that it does not insult anyone or causes as little harm as possible. Finding our mistakes in the only way to improve ourselves. It is always much easier to find out about someone else's mistakes, and in some cases it may be a matter of taste, but quite a few things can be based on facts. These 'fact based things' should be spoken out and written clearly to benefit all humankind. This is not a problem between Russia and Finland as I think I am able to prove. Practising self-censorship can be compared to castrating an ox; once it is done, the ox looks like an ox, feels like an ox, may even occasionally have fun with the cows, but is totally incapable to produce descendants. Self-censorship has got the same kind of an effect to people, who become slowly brain washed by the idea of some ideal world without anything negative existing. People not questioning the case start thinking one sided and doubting those claiming something verifiable opposite. For any research, this would mean twisted and one sides research results ending either into a chaos, or making humankind simple and dumb. Thus an underlying danger exists in the technique used by the Finnish Journalism and Journalist; they may produce living goofs. These days less however, thanks to Internet and foreign media channels. I give a practical example of a real life, were such or a bit similar technique has been used: * Few years ago, I was shocked to read some news story of a child in Russia who's mother raised him behind a locked door having only some Budgerigars to communicate with. As the child was only offered food but lacked all other communication, he was only able to chirp by whistling like the birds he had lived when the child was found. Obvious this somehow mentally insane mother succeeded to cause a life time trauma to her child and the psychologists were pondering if Russian the teen age child could still learn to speak. Finnish self-censorship and self-censorship generally speaking is aiming for the same result. I leave proofing this claim to psychiatrist and psychologist, as I am not 'a qualified expert' in this field. * Based on a news story, but the reference has not been found or verified. Other kind of a problem is mass manipulation by using media. Finland does not allow certain kind of news or comments to be published, but is at the same time using its mass media to manipulate masses. This topic should be inspected at practice level by international journalists and universities by using a collection set of articles to see how many different variety and style media publishes. On a personal level I did notice I was not able to publish any news against Finnish (or international) Police or Legal Machinery, even with some hard academic evidence (f.x. 16 days probe on 1500 news sources with screened topics of crimes committed by government officials with case evidence and court judgements etc.). The only way to publish the results was to use open media like Independent Media Center and several newsgroups, which did not reach the target audience, but one the other hand secured the findings to be public. My personal viewpoint formed on the publishing attempts is the fact of Finnish Journalists being a bit vulgar, dumb and easy story pickers. Also I noticed time after time systematic procedure, were negative news explaining about the problems caused by the police and legal machinery were removed shortly while after being published. All domestic media owners rejected negative articles describing the bad things caused by Finnish Socialists and Communists. I was able too keep written summons on a Finnish newsgroup by calling a professor in charge and by explaining to him there is a legal fraud committed by the police and legal reps. The only Finnish Independent Media Center was publishing only socialistic news and rejected all other news items. I did not find a single open free access news platform funded by a capitalist (via platform advertisements for instance). There may been or is a social order for those running their small businesses to write about their points of view and businesses to an open media in stead of publishing their news via few giants, as most of these giants' readers may not even have heard about these small businesses or are not even interested in. As Finnish right wing politicians, police and legal reps. noticed few people's writing attempts of their own articles and publishing them, they wrote a new law saying each 'newspaper' must have an editor in chief in charge of everything published on a platform. This ended the time of newsgroups and open media platforms since the story telling is based on individuals who contribute on voluntary bases without a fee and who are in charge themselves of their own writings, not the editor-in-chief (an idea too complex for a Finnish legal rep.). A person running an open publishing platform or newsgroup system administrator can not earn his living by reading articles written by others as these systems are usually run by hobbyists to guarantee the freedom of a speech and written word.
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