Thousands of Government Web Pages Removed by White House
The White House recently ordered the removal of thousands of government web pages, eliminating information on various topics including sexual orientation, January 6th cases, and discrimination; this has raised concerns among digital archivists about preserving online information.
Thousands of Government Web Pages Removed by White House
The White House recently ordered the removal of thousands of government web pages, eliminating information on various topics including sexual orientation, January 6th cases, and discrimination; this has raised concerns among digital archivists about preserving online information.
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44% Bias Score
Netherlands to Fully Open WWII Collaboration Archives Amid Privacy Concerns
Dutch Education Minister Eppo Bruins is preparing legislation to fully open controversial World War II digital archives containing 425,000 names of suspected collaborators, delayed due to privacy concerns, with only a list of names initially released online, causing significant public demand and con...
Netherlands to Fully Open WWII Collaboration Archives Amid Privacy Concerns
Dutch Education Minister Eppo Bruins is preparing legislation to fully open controversial World War II digital archives containing 425,000 names of suspected collaborators, delayed due to privacy concerns, with only a list of names initially released online, causing significant public demand and con...
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48% Bias Score
Netherlands Publishes Nazi Collaboration Suspect Database
An online database containing the names of roughly 425,000 people suspected of collaborating with the Nazis during the German occupation of the Netherlands (1940-1945) has been launched, facilitating historical research while raising privacy concerns.
Netherlands Publishes Nazi Collaboration Suspect Database
An online database containing the names of roughly 425,000 people suspected of collaborating with the Nazis during the German occupation of the Netherlands (1940-1945) has been launched, facilitating historical research while raising privacy concerns.
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36% Bias Score
Thousands of Government Web Pages Removed, Raising Data Preservation Concerns
The White House ordered the removal of thousands of government web pages covering topics such as LGBTQ+ rights, January 6th events, and discrimination, sparking concerns about data preservation and raising awareness of the vulnerability of online information, with some pages already restored followi...
Thousands of Government Web Pages Removed, Raising Data Preservation Concerns
The White House ordered the removal of thousands of government web pages covering topics such as LGBTQ+ rights, January 6th events, and discrimination, sparking concerns about data preservation and raising awareness of the vulnerability of online information, with some pages already restored followi...
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44% Bias Score
Netherlands Publishes Database of WWII Nazi Collaborators
The Netherlands released a database naming 425,000 citizens investigated for Nazi collaboration during WWII; over 150,000 faced legal action, and the database aims to increase public understanding and combat Holocaust denial.
Netherlands Publishes Database of WWII Nazi Collaborators
The Netherlands released a database naming 425,000 citizens investigated for Nazi collaboration during WWII; over 150,000 faced legal action, and the database aims to increase public understanding and combat Holocaust denial.
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28% Bias Score
Dutch WWII Archive Faces Privacy Concerns, Delaying Full Digital Release
The Netherlands National Archives plans to digitize 425,000 WWII collaboration suspect files by July 2025, but faces legal challenges regarding privacy, delaying the full release and potentially incurring fines up to €750,000 per violation.
Dutch WWII Archive Faces Privacy Concerns, Delaying Full Digital Release
The Netherlands National Archives plans to digitize 425,000 WWII collaboration suspect files by July 2025, but faces legal challenges regarding privacy, delaying the full release and potentially incurring fines up to €750,000 per violation.
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40% Bias Score