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rayraystudies · 18 days

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I figured my little buddy here deserved a bit of a zoom in focus on him before we move on to the final spreads of the month!

✍ Archer & Olive Bullet Journal, Uniball Signo RT1 UMN-155, Acrylographs

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juicyprincess · 14 days

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“I need a father. I need a mother. I need some older, wiser being to cry to. I talk to God, but the sky is empty.”

Sylvia Plath

#the unabridged journals of sylvia plath #sylvia plath #hell is a teenage girl #coquette #sadgirl #girlblogging #lana del rey #lana del ray aka lizzy grant #lana #lizzy grant #this is a girlblog #this is what makes us girls

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darubyprincx · 4 months

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welcome back to the 6am news i'm your host six darubyprincxx and we are once again starting the day off by squinting at docm77's tweets from yesterday afternoon. he is posting about his plans for hermitcraft season 10. he is not the only hermit doing this actually!

geminitay has also been spotted hinting at her plans for hermitcraft s10!

this concludes the 6am news because this reporter has been awake since 2:30 A.M and is headed back to bed. bye

#ray's tag #mcyt #hermitcraft #undescribed #keys does a journalism

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stepheriniart · 1 year

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House of Wolves // My Chemical Romance

#my chemical romance #mcr #the black parade #tbp #house of wolves #gerard way #frank iero #ray toro #mikey way #song lyrics #art journal #art #collage

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cybertink · 8 months

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calabria-mediterranea · 14 days

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Italy: Public service RAI becomes a “megaphone” of the government

Public service broadcaster RAI has decided to grant ministers and undersecretaries unrestricted airtime on its programs when referring to institutional matters. On 11 April, journalists and news hosts on the main channels of RAI interrupted news programs to read a statement from the Rai Union of Journalists (USIGRai) statement explaining RAI’s new policy, and condemning it, comparing RAI to the government’s “megaphone”. The International and European Federations of Journalists (IFJ-EFJ) together with their affiliate the Federazione Nazionale Stampa Italiana (FNSI) condemn this further attempt to politicise public information services for propaganda purposes and demand that RAI respects fundamental journalistic principles.

“The government majority has decided to transform RAI into its own megaphone,” so began the speech of USIGrai journalists in the aftermath of the policies announced by RAI’s Supervisory Commission. This approved a rule allowing government representatives to “speak in talks without time constraints and cross-examination”.

The statement continued: “This is not our idea of public service broadcasting. Journalists’ work should be central, where they ask questions, even uncomfortable ones, verify what has been said, and point out inconsistencies. For this reason, dear viewers, we inform you that we are ready to mobilise to guarantee you independent, balanced and plural information."

Another rule will allow Rai News to broadcast political rallies at any time, and in full, announced only by a short introduction and without journalistic mediation

RAI’s decision illustrates once again Italy’s government's attempts to make use of public service for personal and propagandistic purposes, and in contravention of the main pillars of journalists' work.

President of FNSI, Vittorio di Trapanisaid: “RAI News risks becoming a deluge of electoral rallies, trampling on the editorial autonomy of its journalists and its editorial team.”

The IFJ/EFJ stated: “We stand in full solidarity with RAI journalists, whose press freedom and ethical principles are being undermined by the Italian government. We remind RAI of its need to respect fundamental journalistic principles as they are stated in the IFJ Global Charter of Ethics for journalists. We ask the Supervisory Commission to review its decision and to allow transparent and pluralistic information in compliance with the principles of cross-examination and the public interest.”l