Month: August 2022

79% of Americans believe not censoring Hunter Biden laptop story would have changed election outcome, survey shows

Conversations over the censorship of the laptop by Big Tech platforms and the media has been highlighted again this week after statements by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

RAND think tank calls for “guardrails” on the metaverse

To prevent “harm.”

Court says US citizens need a permit to publish video footage taken at a national park

The ruling, seen as opposing the First Amendment, includes uploading videos online where they may generate ad revenue.

California bill aims to restrict rap lyrics being used as evidence in criminal proceedings

A federal bill has also been proposed.

Libs of TikTok is locked out of Twitter for alleged “hateful conduct”

The popular account is consistently challenged by mainstream social platforms.

Rumble shoots to the top of the App Store charts after Big Tech censorship escalates

Rumble has had a big month.

FBI says it “routinely notifies” social media platforms of potential “threats” following Zuckerberg comments

The FBI says it’s routine.

Collin College administrators are personally liable for firing professor over social media posts, judge rules

A First Amendment violation.

Students of Western University in Canada are censored online for criticizing mask mandates and vax passes

The university is trying to stop dissent in its social media profiles.