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UN Amplifies Campaign Against “Disinformation” and AI Through Global Governance Frameworks
The UN shifts focus from peacekeeping to AI regulation, censorship, and digital ID frameworks under its Global Communications agenda.
Rumble Secures $775 Million Investment from Tether to Bolster Free Speech and Decentralization
A cash infusion positions Rumble to redefine the future of uncensored digital platforms.
MembersBig Brother Is Hovering Over New York, With Other States Set To Follow
The sky is no limit for NYPD drones but the boundaries of privacy remain unclear.
Documents Show CISA Monitored and Influenced Domestic Speech on COVID-19 Through Private Sector Partners
Private entities were enlisted to flag content, even accurate information, under the guise of evolving pandemic narratives.
WHO Expands “Misinformation Management” Efforts with “Social Listening”
Social listening strategies and tailored misinformation frameworks aim to shape public narratives across 17 island nations.
European Parliament Approves “European Democracy Shield” Committee to Tackle Online “Disinformation”
The European Democracy Shield will blur the line between combating disinformation and policing free speech.
Spain Proposes Law Requiring Social Media Influencers to Issue Corrections for “Disinformation”
Stricter controls on online content and public communication.
US Report Reveals Push to Weaponize AI for Censorship
New US report highlights federal attempts to regulate AI for censorship, proposing free speech-focused legislation to protect open innovation.
House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan Investigates Omnicom-Interpublic Merger Over Alleged GARM-Linked Anticompetitive Practices
Congressional scrutiny intensifies as antitrust concerns merge with allegations of industry-wide censorship schemes.
Court Advances Hines v. Stamos Case Alleging Government-Backed Censorship of Covid-19 and Election Speech
US District Court allows Hines v. Stamos case to proceed, focusing on alleged collusion in censoring online speech and First Amendment violations.
UK’s Online Censorship Law Drives Small Websites to Shut Down
The UK’s Online Safety Act forces small sites like Microcosm to shut down, citing disproportionate liability and risk under the new law.
UK’s Ofcom Leads Global Push for Online Censorship in 2025
Ofcom leads efforts to expand global online regulation, raising concerns over cross-border censorship and increased regulatory power.