Cindy Harper
Cindy Harper blogs mostly about social media censorship and culture stories. [email protected]
Stories
The Vindication of Zero Hedge
Twitter has reinstated the popular news outlet.
China Says Twitter Should Ban People Who Smear China
China claims that Twitter should close accounts of people that spread anti-China sentiment on the platform. The Chinese Communist Party says that China is the largest victim of smear campaigns online. In a press briefing on Friday, the spokesperson for the foreign ministry, Hua Chunying, said t
Team-Xecuter Says Nintendo Lawsuit Is Censorship
Do people not have the right to tinker with the devices they purchased?
Biden Demands Facebook Crackdown on “Misinformation” in Time for November Elections
Joe Biden, the presumptive presidential nominee for the Democrats, has penned an open letter to Facebook, urging the social media company to do more to censor “misinformation.” Facebook replied immediately and effectively said they can’t keep being pulled to implement opposing features by Democ
New Incoming Bill Will Target Big Tech Censorship
The bill could be debated as soon as next week.
Facebook Deletes Accounts of Anti-Racism Activists in Widespread Algorithmic Deplatforming
More casualties of blanket moderation.
Merriam-Webster Dictionary Seeks to Change Definition of “Racism” After Complaints
Critics say it needs to include “systemic oppression”.
Microsoft Employees Demand Company Pull Services From Police Department
Microsoft supply both Office and Cloud services to police.
Candace Owens’ GoFundMe Suspended for “Intolerance” Over Opinions on Protests
The campaign raised over $200,000 with hours for an Alabama business owner who was facing boycotts over his opinions, calling protesters “idiots.”
Slack Deletes Article Showing How Police Departments Use the Tool, as Anti-Police Sentiment Rises
Slack is just one company that is being encouraged to distance their brand from police.
Indian Dairy Company Locked Out of Twitter After Posting Image About Avoiding Chinese Products
The company has been on Twitter for 9 years and was only temporarily locked out of their account after posting the image.
Facebook Suspends Account of Film Maker Documenting Peaceful Protest Highlights
Jason Layhue doesn’t know what policy he’s supposed to have violated.
