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Posts by András Dancs

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Opinion | Why Aren’t the Kids Out Protesting Against Trump?

“We are now living in an autocratic capitalist utopia that won’t allow counter-ideological positions to exist. It is considered unpatriotic in this capitalist utopia to have democratic parties and networks share power.” - Prof. Richard Braungart [PayWall Removed]
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BBC to cut up to 2,000 jobs in biggest downsize in 15 years Announcement comes before Matt Brittin replaces Tim Davie as director general next month

“The cuts, which are being set in motion before the former top Google executive Matt Brittin takes over as director general next month, represents the biggest round of BBC job cuts since 2011.”

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Overlooked No More: Margaret Gipsy Moth, Fearless CNN Camera Operator

"She dressed in black from head to toe; rarely, if ever, was seen without her signature black eyeliner; and slept in a pair of black combat boots to be ready for action. She smoked Cuban Montecristo No. 5 cigars and treasured Penguin Classics books." [PayWall Removed]
www.nytimes.com/2026/04/11/o...

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Is AI the greatest art heist in history? New technologies of reproduction are plundering the art world – and getting away with it

"I am an artist, and 2022 was the year when I first started to see knock-offs of my work. It was not my work exactly. It was instead a strange facsimile, as if done by a none-too-talented teenager on tranquilisers, all my lines and blotches reduced to rote."
www.theguardian.com/books/2026/a...

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As caribou mysteriously vanish from the NWT, Dene researchers hunt for answers across the frozen tundra Ekwǫ̀ Nàxoèhdee K’è program blends Indigenous knowledge and Western techniques to track – and hopefully save – the crucial herd

"An Indigenous-led research program called Ekwǫ̀ Nàxoèhdee K’è uses a mix of traditional Dene tracking techniques and Western research methods to study the herd, their habitat, predators and industrial disturbances." - Photos&Story by Pat Kane [PayWall Removed]
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EU staff banned from using AI-generated content in official communications It’s a stark contrast to the approach taken in Washington, where U.S. President Donald Trump has frequently used AI-generated content to get his point across.

“BRUSSELS — The European Union’s main institutions have banned staff from using artificially generated videos and images in official communications.”

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Reality TV Confronts a Harsh TV Reality

"“There are fewer channels greenlighting fewer shows, and it all seems to be moving unstoppably to the bottom,” said Mark Cronin, a longtime reality producer and one of the creators of the “Below Deck” franchise for Bravo." [PayWall Removed]
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Shoplifting, sex shows and sheepdog-breeding: great artists and the side-hustles they did to get by John Cage appeared on an Italian quizshow. Jean Genet stole rare books. Emily Carr reared bobtails. And Kathy Acker did X-rated acts with her boyfriend … we explore the unlikely sidelines of strugglin...

"For as long as young people have dreamed of careers in the arts – as novelists, painters, poets, musicians and other species – they have had to measure their dreams against their economic circumstances."
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In Canada’s Frozen North, With Canada’s Frozen Soldiers

“It’s frozen,” said an air force detachment commander, “frozen shut.” [PayWall Removed: by Norimitsu Onishi with Visuals by Renaud Philippe, Reporting from Cambridge Bay, in Nunavut, Canada]
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An Ohio newspaper has a new star writer. It isn’t human. At the 184-year-old Cleveland Plain Dealer, a top editor’s push to let AI draft news articles is boosting traffic — and spooking staffers.

“Artificial intelligence is not bad for newsrooms. It’s the future of them,” Quinn wrote, adding that “by removing writing from reporters’ workloads, we’ve effectively freed up an extra workday for them each week.” [PayWall Removed]

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‘Everything needs to align’: how striking picture of Andrew leaving police custody was captured Reuters photojournalist Phil Noble staked out police station for hours, just catching ex-prince as he sped off

“This moment as a photographer is terrifying, the chance of getting a well-exposed, sharp image from a moving vehicle in complete darkness is like winning the lottery.”

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Drinks, darts, DJs and drag queens: the artwork that’s a fully-functioning pub – with the artist pulling pints Young Glasgow artist Trackie McLeod talks us through Utopia, the boozer he built from scratch where punters can sink a beer, throw darts at Thatcher or Trump – and win chocolate coins from one-armed b...

"It’s just rich folk with limited life experience, pumping money into rich folk with limited life experience. The art world feeds on nepotism, privilege and the bank of mummy and daddy. There’s definitely a glass ceiling for working-class artists.”
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‘Penis injection’ claims in Winter Olympics ski jumping investigated by Wada Wada is to investigate claims ski jumpers are injecting acid into their penises to game the suit-measuring system

Leaving aside Bezos for the moment, In other news olympic sized "dick"... “It is possible to achieve a temporary, visual thickening of the penis by injecting paraffin or hyaluronic acid. Such an injection is not medically indicated and is associated with risks.”
www.theguardian.com/sport/2026/f...

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Staff Photographers at The Washington Post All Lose Their Jobs All nine staff photographers have been laid off.

“The National Press Photographers Association (NPPA) says in a statement that it understands the Post has laid off all nine of its staff photographers and half of its dozen photo editors.”

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‘It’s an absolute bloodbath’: Washington Post lays off hundreds of workers Former Post executive editor blasts owner Jeff Bezos’s ‘sickening efforts to curry favor’ with Trump

“Bezos’s sickening efforts to curry favor with President Trump have left an especially ugly stain of their own,” Baron said. “This is a case study in near-instant, self-inflicted brand destruction.”
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Melania review – Trump film is a gilded trash remake of The Zone of Interest Dispiriting, deadly and unrevealing – there is a decent documentary to be made about the former model from Slovenia, but this one is unredeemable

"It’s one of those rare, unicorn films that doesn’t have a single redeeming quality... an elaborate piece of designer taxidermy, horribly overpriced and ice-cold to the touch and proffered like a medieval tribute to placate the greedy king on his throne."
www.theguardian.com/film/2026/ja...

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Photojournalist’s arrest at B.C. pipeline standoff weakens democracy, lawyer argues in civil trial Lawyer for the RCMP, provincial and federal governments argues the trial is not about how police treat media as a whole

“A civil trial launched by The Narwhal and a photojournalist against the RCMP began with both sides fighting over whether her high-profile arrest at the 2021 Wet’suwet’en pipeline standoff was part of a concerted campaign to limit press freedom.” [No PayWall]
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How The Times Assessed That Photo From Trump of Maduro in Handcuffs

“The authenticity and credibility of our news report is always paramount, and the tools for detection are vital for our work. Still, currently there is no tool that unequivocally verifies images.” [PayWall Removed]

www.nytimes.com/2026/01/04/i...

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Photographers’ favourite images from The Globe’s year-long Underexposed series A year after The Globe launched a photo project dedicated to telling the stories of our massive, varied nation, we asked photographers to look back on their favourite images

“We asked the country’s most talented photojournalists to turn their lenses on people and places that don’t normally see the limelight, so that we could be reminded of our strengths and the beauty of community.” [PayWall Removed]

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Now that phones alter our photos without us knowing, how do we know what’s real? | Isabel Brooks Comparing the pictures taken with my camera’s automatic software to those taken with a ‘zero-processing’ app, the results are shocking. Is this a good idea, asks writer Isabel Brooks

“Whoever designs the tech, designs the image. With higher levels of control from tech companies – including embedded auto-processing that we cannot turn off – we begin to get narrower limits for us to express ourselves through our photos.”

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A Gaza mass wedding and a Durbar horse procession: celebrating the agency photographers of 2025 The Guardian’s picture editors highlight the work of photojournalists working for news agencies worldwide whose images have made an impact and contributed to our journalism during 2025

The Guardian's pick of Agency Snappers, 2025...
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Musicians are deeply concerned about AI. So why are the major labels embracing it? Companies such as Udio, Suno and Klay will let you use AI to make new music based on existing artists’ work. It could mean more royalties – but many are worried

"...the entire ecosystem will experience a knock-on effect financially. What about your fellow composers and creators? But also what about the generations to come after? Are we fucking this completely, just to make sure that we can pay our mortgages now?”
www.theguardian.com/music/2025/d...

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‘I drunkenly hugged him and said I love you, Martin Parr!’ Grayson Perry, Don McCullin and more on Britain’s national photographer With a sharp eye and saturated colours, Parr’s photographs revealed the world in all its eccentric glory. Here, his friends, peers and collaborators pay tribute to a master

“He slicked it up a bit with this rather gaudy colour. We all have our timings in life and Martin was the man who came along at the right time.” Don McCullin

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Martin Parr, photographer acclaimed for observations of British life, dies aged 73 From sunbathers to Conservative clubs, Parr’s images were often in vivid colour with more than a dash of humour

The Welsh Vietnam war photographer Philip Jones Griffiths campaigned against his admission, saying: “Anyone who was described as Margaret Thatcher’s favourite photographer certainly didn’t belong in Magnum.”

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In rural Manitoba, a photographer chases combines to find beauty in the chaff Tim Smith documents the gruelling work of harvest on the Prairies

"I bring a four-litre jug of water and a complete change of clothes for when I’m done a session in the field... I start by pouring the contents of the jug over my head and washing away as much of the chaff as I can from my eyes and face." [PayWall Removed]
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Is Gen X Actually the Greatest Generation?

Gen X isn’t just a time period; it’s also, as Rushkoff writes in “The GenX Reader,” “a culture, a demographic, an outlook, a style, an economy, a scene, a political ideology, an aesthetic, an age, a decade and a literature.” [PayWall Removed]
www.nytimes.com/2025/12/02/t...

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Danielle Smith uses notwithstanding clause to declare herself premier of B.C. Prime Minister Mark Carney disagrees with the concept of a premier of one province unilaterally taking over a different province, but his hands are tied by his unwillingness to do anything about it.

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Pearly kings and queens of London in their 150th year – photo essay Photographer Owen Harvey explores belonging and identity in his work, and as the pearlies reach a major milestone, he decided to capture their traditions and discuss their future

“It’s an enduring working-class tradition that I would never want to disappear, it was born out of community and the responsibility of looking after those around you who need help."
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Netflix’s The Stringer documentary challenges history of famous ‘Napalm Girl’ photograph It’s one of the most famous photographs ever taken. But who took it?

“It’s pretty quiet at the moment. There was a very concerted effort undertaken by prize-winning photographers to try and stop the film from being seen and an intent to make sure the film wasn’t distributed, which didn’t work, either.” [PayWall Removed]
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Ukraine’s drones keep enemy soldiers and civilians weary Months after Ukrainian ground troops retreated from this Russian region, assaults in the air are still a common hazard

"Amid great risk from the ever-present threat of drones above, the safest conditions for the modern photojournalist is in the rain, hidden from the view of the killing camera above." Photography by Goran Tomasevic [PayWall Removed]
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