Borderlands 3 publisher takedown of superfan Supmatto shows YouTube does little to protect creators
YouTube lets large organizations get away with pressing dubious claims against content that have no legal basis.
Nintendo slams fan with hundreds of DMCA notices for honoring its game music
Nintendo is defending its IP vigorously even if it tarnishes its brand.
EXPOSED: “Woke” media outlet revealed to be UK government propaganda wing to stop muslim radicalization
Not only did the UK government do a bad job of keeping their operation secret, their media outlet was as cringy as you could imagine.
Google bias leaker says he went public after Google tactically called police to give him a “welfare check”
Lawyers for Vorhies say “they’ve tried to establish that I’ve got some sort of mental problem, in order to make their case easier.”
Twitter employees describe CEO Jack Dorsey as Forrest Gump-like and indecisive
Others still describe him as “introverted, conflict averse, speaking in riddles,” and, “not as aggressive as Facebook’s Zuckerberg or Google’s Page.”
PwC will have to work to rebuild trust after shock GDPR fine
Ironically, the company had previously been helping many of its clients navigate the GDPR.
Censorship King Jack Dorsey maxes out donations to free speech queen Tulsi Gabbard
Why would someone who runs a platform that has squashed one side of the public debate be supporting the free speech candidate?
Facebook is funding a new CNN news show for the platform
The most trusted name in news is teaming up with the most trusted social network.
Sharyl Attkisson’s problems with Wikipedia show why it’s harder than ever to trust it as a source
Wikipedia has a bias problem.
Mike Boudet returns to Sword and Scale on July 4, showing creators how to deal with online outrage mobs
Boudet left the show in March after a brigading online mob pressured the podcast network Wondery to part ways with Sword and Scale.
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