opposition to today's freedom of the press campaign also out of fort lauderdale florida where the sun sentinel writes the press isn't america's enemy mr trump it's america's watchdog the wall street journal however takes a dissenting view pointing out that it is not taking part in today's coordinated effort it says the first amendment does not say the government cannot criticize the press mr trump enjoys a free speech just as his media adversaries do and in its editorial the boston globe which launched today's initiative says replacing a free media with a state run media has always been a first order of business for any corrupt regime taking over a country. rescue teams in the italian city of genoa still working to pull survivors and bodies from the rubble of the collapsed marandi highway bridge local authorities say as many as twenty people could still be buried beneath the debris at least thirty eight people were killed when a stretch of the road gave way on tuesday during busy midday traffic in this first big domestic test of its ability this is the least new government is juggling rescues

opposition to the freedom of the press campaign launched today in fort lauderdale florida the sun sentinel has written the press isn't america's enemy mr trump it's america's watchdog the wall street journal however it takes a dissenting view pointing out that it was not taking part in today's court in eco ordinated effort it wrote that the first amendment does not say the government cannot criticize the press mr trump enjoys free speech just as he's media adversaries do and in its editorial boston globe which launched today's initiative says replacing a free media with a state run media has always been a first order of business for any corrupt regime taking over a country and scotia washington for more on this from our correspondent national times welcome stefan is this campaign likely to make any difference. the answer is no it won't make a difference for the journalists in washington covering the white house covering the trump ministration and politics and why should we're getting paid for being critical. of the administration and be an observer and observer sometimes are critical and t

opposition to today's freedom of the press campaign i will study fort lauderdale florida where the sun sentinel writes the press isn't america's enemy mr trump it's america's watchdog the wall street journal however takes a dissenting view pointing out that it is not staking part in today's coordinated effort it says the first amendment does not say the government cannot criticize the press has the trunk enjoys free speech just as these media adversaries do and in its editorial boston globe which launched today's initiative process replacing a freebie deal with a state run media has always been a first order of business for any corrupt regime taking of a country to get more honest from our washington correspondent stefan simone so welcome stefan is this a campaign by these newspapers likely to make any difference. realistically speaking i'm afraid no it won't make a difference it won't make a difference for the journalists working in washington covering the white house and the trump administration and the reason is is that the president will use those attacks and will go along with those attack

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opposition to today's freedom of the press campaign will start in fort lauderdale florida where the sun sentinel writes the press isn't america's enemy mr trump it's america's watchdog the wall street journal however takes a dissenting view pointing out that it's not taking part in today's coordinated effort it says the first amendment does not say the government cannot criticize the press mr trump enjoys free speech just as his media adversaries do and in its editorial the boston globe which launched today's initiative says replacing a free media with a state run media has always been a first order of business for any corrupt regime taking over a country. well david chapman is president and c.e.o. of the news media alliance which represents two thousand papers in the united states and canada he joins us from washington d.c. welcome to d.w. do you think this campaign will make any difference. you know i don't know but i'm not sure it matters where they are it will make a huge difference or change people's views i think sometimes what matters is standing out and calling a liar a lie indicating th

opposition to the freedom of the press campaign launched today in fort lauderdale florida the sun sentinel wrote the press isn't america's enemy mr trump it's america's watchdog the wall street journal taking a dissenting view pointing out that it would not take part in the coordinated effort it wrote that the first amendment does not say that the government cannot criticize the press mr trump enjoys free speech just as his media adversaries do and in its own editorial the boston globe which launched this initiative had this to say replacing free media with a state run media has always been a first order of business for any corrupt regime taking over a country or press freedom is of course an international concern did abuse turkey correspondent dorian jones is in istanbul the e.u. has questioned turkey's democratic credentials after its president crackdown on the press. international human rights groups and media watchdogs regularly cite turkey as the world's worst jailer of journalists currently thousands of reporters are behind bars imperative to tame down to the country's wide ranging a

look at this as a newspaper such as the la times, "chicago tribune," daily news, orlando sentinel and "baltimore sun." additionally, 60 additional newspapers in illinois, indiana, minnesota, missouri, montana and nebraska, nevada, washington and wisconsin are not available. this reduction in content has reduced visibility for advertisers and shut them out of the exchanges. the retailers william in sonoma and pottery barn or longer so into the companies from washington state shut down their online communities. the provider of online services no longer takes european customers. a mobile marketing platform company with six offices in the united states has closed its operations in even the website of the association of national advertisers is not available. now if we adopted such a measure in the united states it would violate the freedom of speech as the governmen government require so onerous that the reduced expression. indeed the legislation should be preempted federally for this very reason. and the parliament is using it as a pretext for the negotiated agreement. these actions violate the internat