Tom Parker
Tom Parker is a founder and lead editor for Reclaim The Net and provides news and analysis on how we can promote free speech, stop censorship, and protect our personal data online.
Florida Gov Ron DeSantis joins Rumble after Big Tech censorship
Rumble is a fast-growing YouTube alternative.
Rumble offers another reason to quit YouTube with new live streaming feature
Another feature that makes Rumble a major competitor to Big Tech.
Rumble’s live stream feature arrives just in time as Sebastian Gorka goes live after YouTube censorship
Gorka’s podcast is one of the top 50 podcasts in the United States and is now live on Rumble after being deleted by the Google giant.
Google shadowbans news about Minnesota violence in its search results for “riots today”
Other search engines provide news about the Minnesota riots when the same search term is used.
YouTube demonetizes gun review channel Justin Opinion
YouTube cited its vague “harmful content” policy to justify the decision.
YouTube CEO calls for global coalitions to address content that’s “legal but could be harmful”
A push for unelected corporations to set the global content moderation standards for legal content.
YouTube CEO: It’s easy to “make up content and post it from your basement” so we boost “authoritative sources”
Defeating the purpose of “You”Tube. Made up news from corporate media is allowed.
YouTube CEO tells World Economic Forum Summit how the platform has ramped up its censorship efforts
Susan Wojcicki explained how the platform has used new policies and machines to censor its users.
How vaccine passports are crushing freedom, privacy, and civil liberties
A primer on how powerful institutions are ushering in this invasive tech.
YouTube deletes Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s public health roundtable with Dr. Scott Atlas
Another public official silenced by the tech giants.
Rumble is about to make a major leap forward with added live streaming
Rumble is taking the next step in becoming a major competitor to YouTube.
YouTube bans independent Italian media outlet Byoblu
14 years of content and more than half a million subscribers gone.