Cindy Harper
Cindy Harper blogs mostly about social media censorship and culture stories. [email protected]
Explosive Report Urges Australia to Regulate the Internet at Its Core
A sweeping mandate to rewrite the code of the internet now sits in Canberra’s in-tray.
Europe Faces Backlash Over Climate Speech Crackdown Suggestions
Criminalizing dissent turns the climate conversation into a litmus test for loyalty, not understanding.
Catholic Blog Removed by Google Causes Censorship Uproar
Messainlatino.it, a top Catholic blog, was removed by Google amid rising June 2025 traffic.
Judge Allows Fired Catholic Flight Attendant’s Lawsuit to Proceed
A late-night galley chat and a decade-old digital trail now sit at the center of a legal storm United Airlines couldn’t quietly taxi away from.
Rumble and Truth Social Fight Back After Another Censorship Demand From Brazil
Rumble and Truth Social dig in as the last line of defense against Brazil’s censorship reaching American soil.
French Prosecutors Open Criminal Case Against X Over Alleged Algorithm Manipulation
The French state is now policing the algorithm in the name of democracy.
Brigitte Macron Loses Defamation Case Over Gender Rumors
Brigitte Macron loses defamation case as Paris court rules claims by Amandine Roy and Natacha Rey fall under free speech.
German Court Fines Man €8,400 for Posting Banned Phrase
Germany enforces strict limits on online political expression.
Exiled Brazilian Journalist Calls for Sanctions Against Brazil’s Censors
Brazil’s censorship machine now demands global platforms obey secret rulings with no right to appeal.
UK: Ofcom-Backed Study Could Be Part of a Push to Extend “Impartiality” Rules to Online Media
The study targets digital news and social platforms just as alternative media reshapes political discourse.
Pakistan Moves to Block Dissenting Voices on YouTube
With television neutered and print silenced, the algorithm is the last battleground for Pakistan’s political narrative.
Turkey Blocks Grok AI After Posts Target Erdoğan, AtatüRk, and Religious Figures
Turkey yanks the plug on Grok after the chatbot goes haywire and drags its irreverence across the nation’s untouchables.