Fabrizio Bulleri, Author at Reclaim The Net

Fabrizio Bulleri

Fabrizio Bulleri is a tech reporter with several years of experience covering the Asian tech market. He likes traveling and keeping up with everything digital-related. [email protected]

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China ordered removal of Feishu app from app stores after it allowed citizens to access Western information

Facebook agrees to censor on behalf of Vietnam’s Communist Party so it can still do business in the country

Brian France uses lawsuit to shut down Drunk Brian France parody account

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CNN caught using Chinese propaganda as a source

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China continues to use Facebook and Twitter to shape coronavirus narratives

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Facebook says sorry for shutting down Groups that were donating free DIY masks

Twitter debates whether the Karen meme is racist and sexist and everything -ist

UK media watchdog threatens British media not to broadcast 5G conspiracies

Trapt frontman Chris Taylor Brown threatens to sue owner of Twitter parody account

Chinese propaganda accounts and outlets rush to paint China as the coronavirus hero

30 times a comedian pretended to be “Customer Support” to hilariously troll clueless customers

Facebook locks Ohio cops out of their Facebook Page