In this day and age, and with the Internet, what’s the point of censoring anything? One of the censored pictures in full colour (and spread) from The New York Times. It’s annoying, and that’s putting it mildly, to open your morning subscriber’s copy of the International Herald Tribune and find the black-marker zealots have been busy at work […]
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Matisse would have a fit if he saw the above in the International Herald Tribune. Our marker-happy fanatics are at it again blackening out body parts they consider too obscene for public viewing. And this is only a painting! No wonder sex crimes, teenage pregnancies and abandoned babies are on the rise. Matisse worked on the painting for six
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Imagine waking up in the morning, and when you turn the pages of the morning papers over breakfast, you are confronted with pictures like the one above. Most annoying, and that is putting it mildly. Especially when it’s a subscriber’s personal copy of the International Herald Tribune and not one off the news-stand. Why bother
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