Alex Berenson, a former New York Times reporter who got kicked off Twitter for violating its "five strikes" policy around Covid "misinformation," and then sued - has settled with the social media company. He has also been reinstated on Twitter.
The details of the settlement remain unknown, causing disappointment among many in Berenson's audience on Substack, given that he previously explained the lawsuit's purpose as a way to, in essence, disclose the level of collusion between Twitter and the government around censorship.
But now, Berenson says that even though nobody knows what the settlement entails, and as far as anyone can tell right now, the needle hasn't really been moved on shedding light on Twitter-government "collaboration" - the outcome of the lawsuit may yet benefit other banned users.
That's because of the reasons a federal judge decided not to dismiss his lawsuit back in April, which was based on the allegation of breach of contract.
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