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When It Comes to Content Moderation a Little Transparency Goes a Long Way, Study Finds
The study was conduced by the Georgia Institute of Technology and University of Michigan researchers.
Naomi Wu Reflects on Deplatforming, Online Silencing, and Irresponsible Reporting
The influencer and DIY maker has seen it all.
New Sword and Scale Daily Podcast Review Bombed by Online Outrage Mob Before Even the First Episode
Despite not being live, the podcast has been hit with multiple one-star reviews.
Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration From Allowing Distribution of 3D Gun Blueprints
Digital rights groups argue that it’s simply “code” and should be allowed.
Lawsuit Filed Against Facebook for Censorship Related to the Ukraine “Whistleblower”
The claimant says Facebook is censoring against conservatives.
Facebook Deletes Conservative Outlet’s Pages, 3.4M Followers, Including Staff Personal Accounts
The deletion comes on the eve of the Impeachment inquiry to a news outlet battling Facebook over its policy of banning the name of the whistleblower from being used on the platform.
Joe Rogan Says Conservatives Should Be “Extremely Concerned” About Censorship on Social Media
Rogan also criticized the wider impacts that left-leaning ideologies have on these social media platforms.
Blizzard President J. Allen Brack Says Company “Immaturity” Caused Blitzchung Controversy
Brack admits that they will try their best to regain consumer confidence.
Reddit Says It Won’t Censor Impeachment Whistleblower’s Name
Reddit’s decision comes after Facebook and YouTube said they were banning mentions of the name on their platforms.
AOC Suggests Her Questioning of Mark Zuckerberg Led to Twitter Banning Political Ads
When asked about her questioning of Zuckerberg, Ocasio-Cortez said: “I don’t think it’s a coincidence that Twitter announced that they were going to be pulling political ads the following weeks.”
Twitter Wants to Know When It’s Right to Take Action Against People Who Share “Manipulated Media”
Twitter is asking users to fill out a survey.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Still Blocking Critics on Twitter Despite Settling Twitter Blocking Lawsuit
In the recently settled lawsuit, Ocasio-Cortez said that blocking one of her critics was wrong and admitted he has a right to express his First Amendment views.
