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UK Censorship Groups Received Taxpayer-Linked Funds, Tied to Labour Figures
Taxpayer-linked funds quietly flowed to UK censorship groups with ties to Labour.
Odysee Drops Stripe for USDC Payments, Citing Censorship Concerns
Odysee drops Stripe after censorship demands, switching to USDC for more financial freedom and lower fees.
EU Updates “Hate Speech” Code Under Censorship Law, Big Tech Signs On
Tech giants face increasing scrutiny as the EU demands deeper transparency on hate speech regulation under the Digital Services Act.
MembersBig Brands and the Quiet War on Dissent
Freedom clashes with the cost of “safety.”
The Trump White House Breaks Barriers, Gives Opportunities to Independent Media
A new era of media engagement prioritizes independent voices and dents legacy media dominance.
DeepSeek: The Rise of China’s Open-Source AI Amid US Regulatory Shifts and Privacy Concerns
DeepSeek offers open-source generative AI with localized data storage but raises concerns over censorship, privacy, and disruption of Western markets.
CFPB Director Rohit Chopra: Banks Resisted Rules Against De-Banking Over Political or Religious Views
Claims of banks targeting individuals over political views spark a federal investigation and regulatory scrutiny.
WEF 2025: Jonathan Greenblatt, Randi Weingarten, and Jennifer Schenker Advocate for Increased Social Media Censorship to Combat Antisemitism
Calls for tighter social media control spark debates over free expression.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan Urges Global Governments To Enforce Stricter Social Media Censorship of “Hate and Misinformation”
London Mayor Sadiq Khan targets Elon Musk as a “billionaire bully” while ignoring Big Tech’s past censorship benefiting his own agenda.
Klaus Schwab Labels “Misinformation” a “Critical Challenge,” Urges Elites to Develop Solutions
Elites urged to seize control of global challenges under the guise of “improving the state of the world.”
World Economic Forum Panel Praises EU Censorship Law
Panel hails EU’s Digital Services Act as essential for tackling online “misinformation.”
Europol Chief Catherine De Bolle Pushes for Encryption Backdoors at Davos
“Anonymity is not a fundamental right,” declares De Bolle.