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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.
JD Vance Slams the Surveillance State, Government Backdoors
Vance calls for curbing intelligence agency growth, arguing national priorities should focus on economic issues over expanded surveillance.
New York Times Leverages Pro-Censorship Group to Pressure YouTube Against Political Commentators
Pro-censorship hit piece coming.
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Uncut and Unfiltered: 2024 Is the Independent Media Election, Leaving Legacy Media in the Dust
With podcast platforms like Rogan’s show and Rumble sidestepping traditional media’s grip, political campaigns are forging new paths to reach—and reshape—their audiences.
Lawmakers Demand Answers on Feds’ Secret Influence Over Big Tech Speech Policing
Lawmakers demand transparency from Big Tech amid claims of “government-guided” censorship on online platforms.
Democrats Target Social Media Over Hurricane “Misinformation”
Lawmakers push for social media scrutiny.
YouTube’s Search Steers Users Away From Full Joe Rogan Donald Trump Interview, Toward Mainstream Media Clips
As YouTube directs searches for Trump’s Rogan interview to mainstream clips, concerns grow over algorithmic influence on political discourse.
Italy’s Piracy Blunder Blocks Google Drive
Italy’s “Piracy Shield” mistakenly blocks Google Drive, impacting thousands of users reliant on the platform for daily work and collaboration.
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The FBI Wants More Mass Surveillance but Can’t Keep Your Data Safe
With a questionable record on data security, the FBI seeks even more surveillance power.
Microsoft’s “Inclusivity Checker” Sparks Fears of a Looming “Speech Police,” Flagging Terms Like “Mother” and “Father” for More “Gender-Neutral” Alternatives
Microsoft’s “Inclusivity Checker” reshapes language norms, but critics argue it strays into censorship territory.
