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Jeremy Clarkson admits to self-censoring to avoid online mobs
Clarkson has traditionally not been afraid to say what he thinks.
UK government to use Plymouth shooting to push for online “incitement and extremism” legislation
Another proposal to regulate and surveil the internet.
Author Kate Clanchy will rewrite her memoir after being faced with a Twitter mob
Clanchy will literally rewrite her book after facing aggression online.
Rumble snags big names amidst massive growth
Glenn Greenwald, Tulsi Gabbard, Bridget Phetasy, Matt Orfalea, Siraj Hashmi, Mujahed Kobbe, Shant Mesrobian, and Zaid Jilani.
YouTuber friendlyjordies denied ability to run truth defense in defamation case brought by politician
The judge said parliamentary privilege prevents the truth defense being used against parts of the defamation lawsuit.
YouTube deleted Rep Malliotakis’s press conference announcing lawsuit against NY vaccine passports
Malliotakis is pushing back against the attack on civil liberties in NYC.
Google deplatforms comic book publisher Vox Day
Day has switched to blogging at voxday.net after Blogger removed the blog due to “possible Blogger Terms of Service violations.”
Social media apps were blocked on Zambia’s Election Day
Multiple internet service providers were down.
YouTube demonetizes Grabien Media
The latest casualty of YouTube’s system.
Twitter locks account of Indian opposition party
Twitter’s censorship in India has increased in recent months.
Australian MP George Christensen argued against lockdowns in parliament. Facebook just deleted it.
Facebook continues to insert itself between the citizens and their elected officials.