content moderation
New York Social Media Law Survives X Lawsuit
New York’s law stops short of telling platforms what to censor, but it gives the Attorney General a remarkably detailed window into how they decide what survives online.
Pavel Durov Slams France’s Ongoing Telegram Prosecution
Pavel Durov is still facing criminal charges in France, and he says the investigation is really about forcing Telegram to surrender its principles.
Europe Denies Its Censorship Law Is a Censorship Law
Meta’s clash with the EU highlights growing tensions over digital regulation and the future of free expression online.
World Economic Forum Pushes for AI Use and Collaboration in Fighting “Misinformation”
Censorship and control.
US Lawmakers Grill Former Biden Admin Officials Who Pressured Social Media Companies to Censor
As expected, their responses are vague.
Rumble CEO Accuses Media Matters of Misrepresenting Rumble in an Effort to Target Free Expression Online
Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski accuses the activist group of attempting to spook advertisers with misleading information.
X CEO Linda Yaccarino Is “Successfully” Censoring “Lawful but Awful” Speech, Interview Reveals
The CEO of X, Linda Yaccarino, is once again plunged into a conversation surrounding the principles of free speech, shedding light on her standpoints which seem to contain inconsistencies. Yaccarino, in her conversation with the Financial Times, appeared initially to champion the concept of fre
New X Terms of Service Include Old Twitter Powers to Ban Users for “Commercial Inviability”
The new terms begin on September 29th 2023.
X Partners With Company Tied to Group That Blacklisted Conservatives
A controversial partnership for ad-tech.
MembersHow the FBI Worked With Ukrainian Intelligence to Pressure Big Tech to Censor Americans
US citizens were targeted