Summary:
The book delves into the modern state of censorship, exploring how governments, corporations, and religious fundamentalists often suppress free speech despite the apparent liberal climate. It examines the paradox of how, in an era that purports to champion freedom of expression, various forms of censorship are still pervasive and insidious.
Key points:
1. Legal Intimidation as Censorship: Cohen explains how the rich use lawsuits to silence critics, creating a fear that stops people from speaking out.
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