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How Japan “Press Freedom” reps Adelstein, Stucky and others libel, blacklist and threaten a reporter
Adelstein’s Angels — why does Tokyo Vice author, age 50, only hire young women as his “assistants”?
Thrifty scams customer at Dubai airport
WANTED: Adults to Supervise NYT Sports
How Facebook profits from Jake Adelstein’s defamatory posts
The “Scaachi Scandal”, Crybullying, SJWs and the Future of Journalism
The Tokyo Vices of Jake Adelstein
A Bunch of Yahoos — New Media, Old Habits
Flyer Beware: Expedia refuses to help passenger in Thailand credit card scam
Tokyo secrecy: US teacher reportedly 5th to die in police custody this year
British MP David Anderson accuses Japan of mistreating expelled British businessman Simon Robertson
Are Canadian Press journalists keeping public in dark about cruelty, abuses at secretive Vancouver airport dungeon?
A suspicious death at the Pemberton Music Festival and PR control of media
Huka claim 75,000 at Pemberton Music Festival. Photos suggest 5000
Huka Entertainment CEO A.J. Niland, publicist Teresa Trovato use RCMP to intimidate journalist, deny rights at tragic Pemberton Music Festival
Is Pemberton Music Festival near Vancouver a disaster in the making?
Hiroko Tabuchi and Jake Adelstein file remarkably similar stories about Japan’s “dangerous” plutonium
Tokyo Vice author Jake Adelstein defends Japanese beauty queen from alleged abuses in showbiz underworld
Goodbye “Gonzo”, meet “Stronzo”, the Gizmos and “Shitizen” journalism
Fear, Denial and Fukushima’s Untold Story — why I’m cheering for TEPCO
SEXING UP Sexless JAPAN: fact-checking another salacious story about Weird Japan
Fear and Loathing in Tokyo: a savage journey to the heart of @Shogannai, the jaded gaijin of Japan’s Twitterati
Japan Twittergate: NYT reporter Hiroko Tabuchi, others have 1000s of fake followers
Hiroko Tabuchi and the Age of Online Idiocy in Japan — comedy relief
Panasonic security engineer Ken Yasumoto-Nicolson accuses Japan Times of “character assassination” over report about trolls
Whistleblower Ed Snowden: a Japanophile who hung out with expats in Japan
Amid violent crackdown, young Turkish protesters light fire-kites of freedom
Japanese women uncomfortable with Hashimoto’s view of wartime atrocities
Adrian Havill (Eido Inoue), Ken Nicolson and the “Comment Crew” who target foreigners in Japan
Panasonic security engineer Ken Nicolson calls reporter a “Dead Sheep” over article about cyber-bullying in Japan

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