N4G
N4G is a subsidiary of Hava Media.
Censorship
December 2015: N4G banned League for Gamers, threatened to ban any user who discussed the organization, and suspended The Gaming Ground for having reported on the organization.[1][2] N4G reversed its policy and accepted The Gaming Ground's article.[3]
June 15, 2015 N4G removed an article by Josh Knowles for criticizing Anita Sarkeesian.[4]
June 8, 2015: Reddit user d0x360 reported having an old account in good standing banned from N4G without warning for criticizing Sony.[5]
October 28, 2015: N4G banned journalist William Usher for writing articles for another site that were critical of N4G's moderation practices.[6]
References
- ↑ William Usher, N4G Bans League For Gamers Content; Mark Kern Speaks Out, One Angry Gamer, December 20, 2015, https://blogjob.com/oneangrygamer/2015/12/n4g-bans-league-for-gamers-topics-mark-kern-speaks-out/
- ↑ William Usher, @N4G has banned @League4Gamers content and suspends any user who discusses it, December 20, 2015, https://twitter.com/WilliamUsherGB/status/678653469738344448 https://archive.is/p7dkQ
- ↑ Robin Ek, N4G.com doesn´t seem to like League for gamers and Mark Kern all that much, 2015-12-23, http://thegg.net/opinion-editorial/n4g-com-doesnt-seem-to-like-league-for-gamers-and-mark-kern-all-that-much/
- ↑ Josh Knowles, Interesting, I got a story pulled because it spoke out against Anita., Twitter, 15 Jun 2015, https://twitter.com/Agentxk/status/610485052057759744 https://archive.is/FC5iq
- ↑ d0x360, Banned from n4g for...nothing., KotakuInAction, June 08, 2015, http://www.reddit.com/r/KotakuInAction/comments/391swn/banned_from_n4g_fornothing/
- ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/KotakuInAction/comments/3qmyum/n4g_has_permanently_banned_william_usher_the_game/
