Monje was asked multiple questions about Twitter’s political bias by Cruz but refused to answer any of them directly.
It is hard to deny that Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube look more and more like public platforms rather than “publishers” who can censor content however they want.
Farage turned a Congressional hearing into a warning shot against Britain’s digital authoritarianism.
A surreal airport takedown over public tweets now threatens to put the Met itself on trial.
He skipped the hearing but sent a manifesto, because when you control the narrative, you don’t take questions.
Brazil’s top courts are playing global referee, and X says the match is rigged.
Online anonymity faces a pivotal threat as Mississippi’s digital ID law pushes private speech through a government filter.
A secret court order muzzled the press while the state quietly rewrote reality.
Australia’s Administrative Review Tribunal rules against eSafety Commissioner in Chris Elston and X free speech case.
Richard Cooke’s challenge could force Britain’s police unions to confront their uneasy relationship with censorship.
NIH, UC Irvine, UnidosUS, and Peraton face scrutiny as federal misinformation programs unravel under executive review.
Carano edges closer to proving the price of silence in a galaxy ruled by corporate gravity.
Democrats deflect and dismiss as House Judiciary Committee exposes deepening censorship collusion.
A Supreme Court showdown over free speech looms as Dr. Gill challenges medical regulators’ power to silence dissenting voices.
The lawsuit tests the boundaries of government influence on tech giants and the protection of free speech in the digital age.
As governments tighten their grip on digital platforms, Pavel Durov’s detention marks a chilling escalation in the war against free speech.
The Finnish Supreme Court’s landmark decision on religious expression could redefine freedom of speech amid growing concerns over state censorship.
X owner Elon Musk had previously criticized the law.
The hearing will take place on Friday.
Proposals that could erode privacy online and chill free speech.
More fallout from the covid-era censorship.
More risk for those speaking in support of civil liberties.
Democrats pushed for Kennedy to be silenced while Republicans attempted to shine a light on the federal government’s censorship pressure.
Critics say the FTC is unfairly targeting Musk’s Twitter.
Monje was asked multiple questions about Twitter’s political bias by Cruz but refused to answer any of them directly.
It is hard to deny that Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube look more and more like public platforms rather than “publishers” who can censor content however they want.
Farage turned a Congressional hearing into a warning shot against Britain’s digital authoritarianism.
A surreal airport takedown over public tweets now threatens to put the Met itself on trial.
He skipped the hearing but sent a manifesto, because when you control the narrative, you don’t take questions.
Brazil’s top courts are playing global referee, and X says the match is rigged.
Online anonymity faces a pivotal threat as Mississippi’s digital ID law pushes private speech through a government filter.
A secret court order muzzled the press while the state quietly rewrote reality.
Australia’s Administrative Review Tribunal rules against eSafety Commissioner in Chris Elston and X free speech case.
Richard Cooke’s challenge could force Britain’s police unions to confront their uneasy relationship with censorship.
NIH, UC Irvine, UnidosUS, and Peraton face scrutiny as federal misinformation programs unravel under executive review.
Carano edges closer to proving the price of silence in a galaxy ruled by corporate gravity.
Democrats deflect and dismiss as House Judiciary Committee exposes deepening censorship collusion.
A Supreme Court showdown over free speech looms as Dr. Gill challenges medical regulators’ power to silence dissenting voices.
The lawsuit tests the boundaries of government influence on tech giants and the protection of free speech in the digital age.
As governments tighten their grip on digital platforms, Pavel Durov’s detention marks a chilling escalation in the war against free speech.
The Finnish Supreme Court’s landmark decision on religious expression could redefine freedom of speech amid growing concerns over state censorship.
X owner Elon Musk had previously criticized the law.
The hearing will take place on Friday.
Proposals that could erode privacy online and chill free speech.
More fallout from the covid-era censorship.
More risk for those speaking in support of civil liberties.
Democrats pushed for Kennedy to be silenced while Republicans attempted to shine a light on the federal government’s censorship pressure.
Critics say the FTC is unfairly targeting Musk’s Twitter.
