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When MIT Technology Review Is Not Busy Slandering Richard Stallman (From MIT) It Runs Misleading Puff Pieces for Those Looking to Bury Stallman

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Oct 24, 2023

Published hours ago: A greenwashing spam piece "In partnership with Intel" (which makes highly polluting computers, notoriously so)

Sustainable computing practices have the power to both infuse operational efficiencies and greatly reduce energy consumption, says Jen Huffstetler, chief product sustainability officer at Intel.

Published ahead of GNU's big (40th) birthday: Microsoft-Funded MIT Site (Also Connected to Jeffrey Epstein and Bill Gates) Wages Another Attack With a Quasi-Hit Piece (Overtly Revisionist Fluff) on Richard Stallman

This isn't media and this is not journalism. It's a corporate propaganda operation in "publication" clothing. As we showed here many times this past year (e.g. in [1, 2]), MIT Technology Review does the same for Bill Gates and Microsoft. Intel is just their latest client. It's all about money and which agenda to sell for that money.

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