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These headlines don't imply censorship. They're consistent with it, but they're also consistent with budget cutting: HN: Dilbert removed from over seventy news
by fsckboy 4y ago
These headlines don't imply censorship. They're consistent with it, but they're also consistent with budget cutting:
HN: Dilbert removed from over seventy newspapers
Fox: 'Dilbert' author Scott Adams says comic strip about corporate office culture removed from 77 newspapers
subhead: Scott Adams has authored 'Dilbert' since 1989 but said newspaper owner Lee Enterprises has ended the comic in dozens of its publications
- mcphage 4y agoIt implies that it was a decision about Dilbert specifically, which is not true.
- fsckboy 4y agoyou don't know it not to be true, you prefer that explanation. but Dilbert, being a popular and therefore an expensive strip with high name recognition, and written by someone who rejects woke ideology, fits either way.
- mcphage 4y agoI do know it to be true because a number of strips were affected.