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Tentative Ruling Against Patreon Could Provide a Legal Workaround for Big Tech Censorship
If the final ruling goes against Patreon, it could have to pay millions of dollars in arbitration fees and leave other companies such as PayPal open to a similar fate.
TikTok Hires Republican and Democrat Lobbyists as Pressures Mount
TikTok is fighting for survival in the West.
YouTube Sued for Not Blocking Copyrighted Content Pro-Actively on Upload
As if YouTube’s system wasn’t bad enough.
Christian Worship Video Censored by Instagram as “Harmful or False Information”
Instagram is preventing users from sharing it.
California Law Enforcement Agency Refuses to Publish Police Training Manuals, Citing Copyright
The law states they should be open to the public online.
Lawyer Sues Facebook After Being Suspended for Posting Meme, Accused of Hate Speech
After posting the anti-“conservatives” meme, Balsam’s account was locked.
TV Producers Turn to Private Investigators to Scan for Problematic Tweets of Potential Hires
Producers are taking it seriously now cancel culture shows no signs of stopping.
Big Tech Says It’s Prepared to Crack Down on Misinformation in Election Run-Up
Social platforms are constantly asked to “do more” in removing misinformation.
New Lawsuit Says YouTube’s Algorithm Is Racially Profiling
Another lawsuit we don’t expect to go anywhere.
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What US Law Says About Being Fired for What You Post Online
? Legal protections exist but determining whether they apply can be complicated.
Big Tech Donated to the Wrong “Black Lives Matter”
They instead donated to a group that aims to bring “the community and police closer together” – something we all know Big Tech doesn’t support.
