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Australia’s Pro-Censorship eSafety Chief Julie Inman Grant Sought to Sway Coalition Before Senate Inquiry
Her behind-the-scenes letter reveals a regulator fighting to preserve her own reach while the public questions who gets to decide what Australians can say online.
Bishop Backs Musk: Stabbing Victim Stands Against Censorship in Australia
Despite government pressure, Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel stands with Elon Musk in resisting Australian government censorship on X.
Court Orders Canada’s Liberal MPs To Unblock Independent News Outlet
They were also ordered to pay $1,750, which they paid using taxpayer money.
Jen Psaki says censorship deposition would be “burdensome” for her family life and new MSNBC gig
Former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki has filed a motion to quash a social media censorship subpoena.
Australian lawmaker John Barilaro settles defamation suit against YouTube comedian
Barilaro was accused of trying to shutdown criticism.
In Australia, users who leave one-star reviews on businesses are increasingly being sued for defamation
Several cases are popping up each year.
YouTuber lawyer threatens Univision with legal action after false copyright claim on public domain footage
YouTubers are fighting back.
Canada’s Federal Court makes unprecedented censorship order for ISPs to block IPTV site GoldTV
It’s the first of its kind for Canada and will likely lead to set the precedent for more censorship in the country.
Trudeau government body sues digital media outlets to ban them from attending government press events
The Leaders’ Debate Commission, a body created and chosen by the Trudeau government, is using taxpayer money to appeal a Canadian Federal Court’s decision to grant accreditation to journalists from Rebel Media and True North for government press events.