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From reading the article it doesn't seem that the BBC is actually censoring its own archives. It's just choosing whether or not to rebroadcast certain episodes
by r_hoods_ghost 5y ago
From reading the article it doesn't seem that the BBC is actually censoring its own archives. It's just choosing whether or not to rebroadcast certain episodes in their original form or omit them entirely. You can still access the originals, admittedly you may have to leave your computer and actually go to the archives themselves. This is... fine? Or is the demand that you must have access to absolutely everything all of the time?
- VancouverMan 5y agoIntentionally limiting the access of others to information, including by omission or by imposing artificial barriers, is still inherently censorship.
- Bud 5y ago