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Civil Liberties Groups Push DOJ to Probe UK-US Collusion in Online Censorship
AFL calls for DOJ probe into foreign ties behind alleged censorship by Center for Countering Digital Hate.
Element X Steps Into the Future of Messaging Privacy with Matrix 2.0 Debut
At the recent Matrix Conference, developers behind Element launched the latest iteration of their effort – Element X, a private, decentralized, open-source, and end-to-end encrypted app. Element X is a Matrix-based (and the first Matrix 2.0) cross-platform messenger based on the classic Element
House Judiciary Chair Requests Answers on YouTube Suppression of Joe Rogan Trump Interview
YouTube eventually fixed the error.
A Veteran’s Fight: Army Major Sues Energy Firm for Punishment Over Tweets
The company received federal funding.
Florida Faces Lawsuit Over Age Digital ID Verification Law for Social Media
Tech companies challenge Florida’s restrictive social media law in a federal lawsuit.
NYT and Washington Post Push YouTube To Censor Election “Misinformation,” Lament Podcast Censorship Challenges
A last-minute election-related censorship push.
Joe Rogan Responds To YouTube Censorship of Trump Interview
Rogan calls out YouTube’s “mistake” on Trump interview visibility, sparking debate over tech censorship and ideological biases.
Harris-Walz Social Media Machine Is Silencing Critics and Boosting Supporters
Coordinated campaign tactics spark concerns over social media transparency and user trust.
FTC Chair Lina Khan Faces Backlash for Alleged Targeting of Musk’s Twitter Takeover
The House Judiciary Committee report suggests FTC actions may reflect punitive bias rather than regulatory oversight.
Unmasking a Social Media Crackdown: NCLA Seeks Full Discovery on Government Censorship Tactics
The legal group argues that additional investigation will uncover a broader, orchestrated suppression of dissenting voices on critical public issues.
NYT Criticizes Legal Efforts Against Big Tech and Biden-Harris Censorship as Abetting Election Fraud Claims
Critics argue that the NYT’s coverage of Big Tech and government collusion skews toward dismissing conservative legal challenges as politically motivated maneuvers.
White House Security Advisor’s “Information Czar” Idea Triggers Free Speech Concerns
The proposal for a US “information czar” raises alarms over government reach into free speech and public discourse.