911: How can it be that a man like Spike Lee believed so strongly that New York's Twin Towers and Building 7 were taken down with explosives that he wanted to spend the last 30 minutes of his documentary series exploring, if not defending, such a view?
911: Spike Lee's documentary series, which now airs on HBONordic, is a comprehensive depiction of New York – interspersed with memories, stories and insights from eyewitnesses to the city's largest terrorist attack.
DOCUMENTARY: A research team in Alaska has via research and new computer-simulated models concluded that the NIST report on 11 September has been incorrect. Something for NRK?
MEDIA: The struggle for truth – and thus for documentary – has become brutal. A new book analyzes how truth claims and digital culture shape our political realities.
Conspiracy Theories: The Internet is teeming with conspiracy theories that can be both a driving force and a tool for political propaganda and suspicion of the opposing party.
9 / 11: The truth about what really happened 11. September 2001 has not yet been clarified. But the insight Skaftnesmo conveys is solid enough to establish that a plane attack was not enough to bring down the three World Trade Center buildings.
Media: John Y. Jones and Arne Ruth, both on Ny Tid's editorial board, have on behalf of Ny Tid complained in fact to the Press Professional Committee in connection with the essay on the events in New York on September 11, 2001, which we printed last autumn.
September 11st: Torild Street's charcoal drawing of the view from Twin Towers will be part of the permanent collection at the 9 / 11 Memorial Museum at Ground Zero in New York next month.
September 11st: Could explosives have contributed to the collapse of the Twin Towers? Had it been possible at all to plan and carry out a controlled demolition?
Unfortunately, there was more focus on the "problem of conspiracy theorists" than the discussion of facts and scientific arguments after Ny Tid's 9/11 article in September.
Conspiracy: We are more at risk of being labeled as conspiracy theorists if we question so-called adopted truths – no matter what the facts say or what history should have taught us.