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X and Rumble’s Lawsuit Topples Alleged Censorship Cartel
Facing accusations of acting as an advertising cartel, GARM’s shutdown raises questions about the future of digital monetization fairness.
Parody Website ClownStrike Rejects CrowdStrike’s Baseless DMCA Takedown Notice
CrowdStrike’s copyright takedown on parody site adds insult to injury following global outage scandal.
UK Riots Are Used To Call For End To Online Anonymity
Anonymity on platforms fuels chaos, lawmaker calls for accountability and annual fees.
“We Don’t Discriminate.” Rumble Shows Economic Pressures and Indirect Censorship Control Advertisers Have on Social Media Platforms
Allegations claim advertising cartels are curbing free speech by boycotting platforms hosting controversial figures.
Truth Plus Goes Live: Trump Media’s TV Service Is Now on iOS
TMTG’s streaming service on iOS devices sets a new standard for integrated digital media experiences.
UK Police Blame Social Media for Unrest
Authorities target misleading posts as primary cause of violence, dismissing deeper societal issues.
Internet Blackouts Backfire as Protests Escalate in Bangladesh
Despite repeated shutdowns, the government’s control over the protests crumbled, leading to unprecedented economic losses.
X, Rumble File Lawsuit Against Pro-Demonetization Advertiser Cartel
Lawsuit alleges coordinated efforts to stifle competition and control content moderation standards.
Steven Crowder Promotes Rumble Following YouTube Censorship
Crowder claims YouTube’s election season crackdown targets his channel.
Google’s App “Quality” Crackdown Raises Censorship Concerns
Critics argue that Google’s removal of “low-quality” apps might conceal censorship tactics, raising concerns about the tech giant’s transparency and influence over the global app ecosystem.
From Social to TV: Truth Social Launches Streaming Feature
Coming to iOS soon.
Federal Review: Billions in Contracts to Pro-Censorship Advertiser Alliance Members Deemed “Dangerous” and “Sham”
Some members of the Global Alliance for Responsible Media (GARM), a World Economic Forum (WEF)-affiliated advertising group accused of helping carry out censorship online, are receiving money from those same US taxpayers whose speech they work to silence. Other than scores of the world’s bigges