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− | '''The Grayzone''' | + | '''The Grayzone''', formerly called '''The Grayzone Project''', was founded by [[Max Blumenthal]]. |
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+ | ==Censorship== | ||
+ | In 2020 [[Wikipedia]] decreed that [[The Grayzone]] was an unreliable source after a difference of opinion about [[Venezuela]].<ref>https://thegrayzone.com/2020/06/10/wikipedia-formally-censors-the-grayzone-as-regime-change-advocates-monopolize-editing/</ref> | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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Founder: Max Blumenthal
In its own words:
"Investigative journalism on politics and empire"
Main focus: US/Deep state
Members: Matthew Alford, Brian Berletic, Dan Cohen, T. J. Coles, Jonathan Cook, Camila Escalante, Daniel Espinosa, Ann Garison, Kevin Gosztola, Jeremy Loffredo, Rania Khalek, Kit Klarenberg, Jeremy Kuzmarov, Alan MacLeod, Aaron Maté, Nils McCune, Todd Miller, Ben Norton, Matt Orfalea, Stavroula Pabst, Anya Parampil, Zach El Parece, Marcie Smith Parenti, Gareth Porter, Moss Robeson, Alexander Rubinstein, David Sheen, Ajit Singh, Stansfield Smith, Simon Tesfamarian
The Grayzone, formerly called The Grayzone Project, was founded by Max Blumenthal.
Censorship
In 2020 Wikipedia decreed that The Grayzone was an unreliable source after a difference of opinion about Venezuela.[1]
Known members
11 of the 30 of the members already have pages here:
Member | Description |
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Brian Berletic | Researcher, Writer, Commentator, banned from Twitter in 2022. |
Dan Cohen | US journalist |
Jonathan Cook | UK journalist based in Nazareth, Israel, since 2001. |
Rania Khalek | Journalist |
Kit Klarenberg | UK investigative journalist who publishes at Off Guardian and The Grayzone. |
Jeremy Kuzmarov | |
Alan MacLeod | Staff writer at Mintpress, contributed to Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting and the Grayzone |
Aaron Maté | American journalist. |
Ben Norton | American journalist. |
Anya Parampil | Investigative journalist at The Grayzone. |
Gareth Porter | American investigative journalist, author and policy analyst |
Documents sourced from The Grayzone