Owen wrote that Juul Schepens from De Telegraaf was still amid the rioters in Paris. According to him, it was complete chaos there for the second night in a row, with looting and attacks on the police. #Parijs #ophitsinging #relletjes (translated)
Sander Sassen wondered why protesters thought they had the right to loot stores and destroy property. He wrote that they might be harming people who supported their protest cause. https://t.co/ahutRYbKqf #protest #demonstratie #maatschappijkritiek (translated)
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Rioters have plundered their way through Paris, forcing shopkeepers to feel compelled to stand guard themselves, while the fear of an impending civil war is increasing. #Cookies #Beveiliging #Toegang (translated)
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Relschoppers trokken plunderend door Parijs, winkeliers houden zelf de wacht: ’Ik denk dat er een burgeroorlog uitbreekt’
Owen wrote that the unrest in Paris continued and that tear gas had again been used at Place de la République. He also reported that there was looting again and that colleagues from PowNed were working on a new video report. #Parijs #protesten #nieuws (translated)
Tadek Solarz wrote that the Volkskrant had reported the day before that Greta Thunberg had joined the French student protests and that the NOS had emphasized that the majority of the protests were peaceful. On X, he had seen footage of a woman trying to defend her store against looters and of a shopkeeper who was assaulted and kicked in the back. According to Solarz, those images could symbolize a distressed France and broader unrest. He stated that the tone and image choices of the Volkskrant and the NOS gave violence a different place in the story than the images he saw on X, which focused on victims. The criticism that X algorithms amplify certain messages and thus distort the perception of reality, he believed, also applied to the selection made by newsrooms. Solarz wrote that the woman and her looted store could have been front-page news and that her fear could have become the face of the protests. #journalistiek #mediatheorie #protesten (translated)
Sander van Dam wrote that there had been widespread collusion, looting, destruction, and arson. According to him, the 'reading mothers' from the NOS found hope in that. https://t.co/GLt7WEwgSL #rellen #plunderen #protesten (translated)
Rik Torfs wrote that young people looted shops during a student protest in Liège. According to him, one should try to understand them: they were fighting for their future and could not stand injustice. #Jongeren #Scholierenprotest #Onrecht (translated)
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Eugene N., een Nederlander die in Ede woont, staat in de rechtszaal terecht vanwege zijn vermeende rol in de Rwandese genocide van 1994, waarbij hij beschuldigd wordt van het gooien van een handgranaat in een menigte en het leiden van plunderende acties, terwijl hij volhoudt dat hij zelf een slachtoffer was. #GenocideRwanda #EugeneN #KigaliGenocideMemorial
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Eugene N. voor rechter om rol bij genocide in Rwanda: OM zegt dat hij handgranaat in menigte gooide
In een kritisch opiniestuk stelt Arthur Gregg Sulzberger dat AI-bedrijven alles creatief werk van de beschaving plunderen zonder vergoeding, wat de toekomst van onafhankelijke journalistiek en andere creatieve sectoren in gevaar brengt. #Auteursrecht #Journalistiek #KunstmatigeIntelligentie
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AI-bedrijven plunderen al het creatieve werk van de beschaving
