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Instagram Selfie Leads to Discovery of Critically Endangered Giant Waterlily in Colombia
science4 days ago

Instagram Selfie Leads to Discovery of Critically Endangered Giant Waterlily in Colombia

A casual Instagram photo posted by Jeremiah Harris in 2021 led scientists to discover a new species of giant waterlily, Victoria colombiana, in Colombia. The plant, which can grow up to three meters wide, was found in the Inírida region and is now considered critically endangered, with only 30 to 50 individuals remaining in the wild. The discovery highlights the importance of social media and indigenous knowledge in modern botanical research.

via Gizmodo|
#biology#conservation#gizmodo
NAZA Documentary Hits U.S. Theaters Amid Political Backlash
film17 days ago

NAZA Documentary Hits U.S. Theaters Amid Political Backlash

The documentary 'NAZA,' directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, opens in U.S. theaters on September 30, following a record-breaking premiere at the Venice Film Festival. The film, produced by The Guardian and executive produced by Jonathan Glazer, features secret interviews with Israeli military personnel regarding the targeting of civilians in Gaza. While the film has drawn significant international attention, it has provoked severe backlash from Israeli officials, including threats to strip the directors of their citizenship.

via The Film Stage|
#film#gaza#naza
NAZA Documentary to Stream Free on The Guardian After Global Theatrical Run
media-and-politics18 days ago

NAZA Documentary to Stream Free on The Guardian After Global Theatrical Run

The documentary NAZA, which exposes Israeli AI-targeting systems in Gaza, will stream for free on The Guardian’s website in November following a global theatrical release. The film, co-directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, has sparked intense political backlash in Israel, including threats to revoke the directors’ citizenship, while critics debate its reliance on anonymous sources.

via Al Jazeera|
#gaza-conflict#israel-palestine#media-and-politics
NAZA Documentary Launches Global Theatrical Run Amid Israeli Citizenship Threats
film-and-media18 days ago

NAZA Documentary Launches Global Theatrical Run Amid Israeli Citizenship Threats

The documentary NAZA, which details Israeli military targeting systems in Gaza, begins a global theatrical release in 56 territories on September 28. The film, directed by Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, has sparked severe political backlash in Israel, including government threats to revoke the directors' citizenship and public intimidation campaigns. Following its Venice Film Festival premiere, the film will also stream for free on The Guardian's website in late November.

via The Guardian|
#film-and-media#israel#naza
NAZA Documentary Secures Global Release Amid Israeli Political Backlash
film-and-politics19 days ago

NAZA Documentary Secures Global Release Amid Israeli Political Backlash

The documentary NAZA, which exposes Israeli military targeting systems in Gaza, is launching globally in 56 territories starting September 28. Produced by The Guardian and directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, the film follows its record-breaking Venice premiere. It faces intense political backlash in Israel, including threats to strip the directors' citizenship, but will stream for free on The Guardian’s website in November.

via The Guardian|
#film-and-politics#gaza-war#naza
NAZA to Stream Free on The Guardian After Global Theatrical Rollout
film19 days ago

NAZA to Stream Free on The Guardian After Global Theatrical Rollout

The Guardian and mk2 films have announced a global release strategy for the documentary NAZA, which will screen in theaters in over 50 territories starting September 28 before becoming available for free on The Guardian’s website in late November. The film, which won the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, details Israeli military targeting systems in Gaza and has sparked intense political backlash in Israel, including threats to strip the directors of their citizenship.

via Deadline|
#film#gaza#naza
world1 year ago

Noel Clarke Loses Libel Suit Against The Guardian

British actor Noel Clarke lost his libel case against The Guardian, which had reported allegations of sexual misconduct by him based on testimonies from over 20 women. The court ruled that The Guardian's reporting was substantially true, supporting the allegations and emphasizing the importance of public interest journalism. The case followed allegations that led to Clarke's suspension from BAFTA and his removal from TV projects.

via Variety|
#court-ruling#libel-case#noel-clarke
The Guardian Leads Exodus from X Amidst Rising Concerns
media1 year ago

The Guardian Leads Exodus from X Amidst Rising Concerns

The Guardian newspaper has decided to stop posting content on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, citing concerns over the platform's promotion of disturbing content, including far-right conspiracy theories and racism. The decision comes amid increasing scrutiny of X's influence on political discourse, particularly following Elon Musk's support for Donald Trump and his administration. Despite the move, The Guardian will still allow its articles to be shared on X and may occasionally embed X content in its articles.

via DW (English)|
#donald-trump#elon-musk#media
Exodus from X: Media and Users Flock to Bluesky Amidst Controversy
media1 year ago

Exodus from X: Media and Users Flock to Bluesky Amidst Controversy

The Guardian has announced it will stop posting on X, citing the platform's circulation of "disturbing content" such as far-right conspiracy theories and racism. Despite this, users can still share Guardian articles on X, and the outlet will continue using X posts in its reporting. The decision follows similar moves by NPR and the Berlin Film Festival, reflecting concerns over credibility and editorial independence on the platform. Elon Musk, owner of X, criticized The Guardian's decision.

via The Daily Wire|
#elon-musk#journalism#media
Mass Exodus from X: Major Accounts Flee Musk's Platform
media1 year ago

Mass Exodus from X: Major Accounts Flee Musk's Platform

The Guardian has decided to stop posting on X, formerly known as Twitter, citing the platform's "toxic" environment and its role in shaping political discourse under Elon Musk's ownership. The newspaper expressed concerns over disturbing content and Musk's support for Donald Trump. Despite this, The Guardian will allow article sharing and continue using X for news-gathering. The decision aligns with its stance as a liberal voice opposing Trump, and it has seen a surge in reader donations post-election. This move raises questions about whether other media outlets will follow suit, as platforms like Meta's Threads and Bluesky gain traction.

via BBC.com|
#donald-trump#elon-musk#media
media1 year ago

The Guardian and Don Lemon Depart Elon Musk's 'Toxic' X Platform

The Guardian has decided to stop posting content on Elon Musk's social media platform X, citing it as a "toxic media platform" due to the prevalence of conspiracy theories and Musk's influence on political discourse. Despite having over 80 accounts and 27 million followers on X, The Guardian believes its resources are better used elsewhere. This move follows NPR's similar decision last year after Musk labeled it "state-affiliated media." The Guardian will still allow article sharing and reporter use for newsgathering on X.

via Deadline|
#elon-musk#media#political-discourse