Dan Frieth
Dan is interested in political policies around the world and how they impact internet users and creators. [email protected]
Court Thinks Senator Warren’s Attempt to “Persuade” Amazon to Ban Books Doesn’t Violate First Amendment
In the court’s opinion, her demands did not cross “the constitutional line between persuasion and coercion.”
World Economic Forum-Affiliated Pro-Censorship Group Is Hit With House Panel Subpoena
After failing to provide documents on request.
Canada Liberal’s Assault on Press Freedom: The Plot to Censor ‘Untraceable Sources’
Putting limits on journalism.
Kennedy Speaks to the Deplatformed, Slams Trudeau
Kennedy says, if elected, he will protect against financial censorship normalized by Trudeau and Putin.
JPMorgan Chase Is Warned to Back Off Political and Ideological Censorship
After a recent uptick in financial deplatforming.
RFK Jr. Vows to Pardon Assange, Snowden, and Other Whistleblowers if Elected President
“I’ll pardon brave truth-tellers like Julian Assange and investigate the corruption and crimes they exposed.”
Telegram Access Is Restored in Brazil After Judge Strikes Down Censorship Order
The judge stated that it’s unfair to ban the entire app as it affects the free speech of all citizens.
Hearing Shows the Lack of Transparency in the Extent of the US Government’s Surveillance Abuse
“We don’t actually know the scope of this collection.”
Government Agencies Are Subpoenaed for Documents on Social Media Censorship Collusion
Following recent evidence of collusion.
Amicus Brief Asks Appeals Court to Reconsider Ruling That Allowed FBI to Gag Twitter
The original ruling has major implications.
Canada Passes Its Duplicitous Online Censorship Bill
The bill affects independent voices while suggesting it doesn’t.
Brazil’s “Fake News” Censorship Law Goes to a Vote Next Week
A major threat to free speech.