>For nearly four decades, Matti Kuusela was a mainstay of Finland’s journalism scene. As a reporter for *Aamulehti*, the country’s second-largest daily newspaper, he covered everything from the war in Afghanistan to a doping scandal back home. He won major prizes, including two awards for story of the year from Finnish journalism groups. But if you look today for his byline in *Aamulehti*’s archives, you’ll come up mostly empty. The newspaper’s editors have yanked five hundred and fifty-one of his articles from the website. Only three remain.
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>For nearly four decades, Matti Kuusela was a mainstay of Finland’s journalism scene. As a reporter for *Aamulehti*, the country’s second-largest daily newspaper, he covered everything from the war in Afghanistan to a doping scandal back home. He won major prizes, including two awards for story of the year from Finnish journalism groups. But if you look today for his byline in *Aamulehti*’s archives, you’ll come up mostly empty. The newspaper’s editors have yanked five hundred and fifty-one of his articles from the website. Only three remain.
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