When Blocking Piracy Means Breaking the Internet
Italy’s war on piracy veers into digital overkill, drafting Google’s DNS into a censorship crusade that barely knows its targets.
YouTube CEO Neal Mohan Defends COVID-Era Content Takedowns and Denies Bias in Christian Network Dispute
Mohan’s vision of “free expression” looks a lot like a locked door with selective bouncers.
Google’s Double Trouble: Trump DOJ Wants a Breakup
The DOJ sharpens its antitrust blade as Google faces a bipartisan push for breakup.
GOP vs. Google: House Republicans Turn Up the Heat on Biden-Era Censorship
House Republicans demand internal Alphabet records in probe of alleged government censorship.
Jim Jordan Subpoenas Tech Giants for Documents on Foreign Censorship of American Speech
The US House Judiciary Committee, led by Jim Jordan, subpoenas Big Tech over alleged foreign government censorship, citing laws in the EU, Canada, and more.
Firefox Stands Up for Ad and Tracking Blockers, Keeping Both Old and New Web Rules
Firefox stands firm on privacy by keeping Manifest V2 support—despite Google’s push for V3.
Jim Jordan Subpoenas FBI: Unraveling Biden Admin’s Big Tech Collusion
Jordan demands FBI records on Big Tech ties, seeking full transparency on censorship efforts.
Ireland’s Election “Misinformation” Censorship Law Delayed Amid Opposition
The Irish government scrambles to amend its stalled election misinformation law as even usually pro-censorship EU have concerns.
Australia Delays Forced Big Tech Media Payment Law Amid Trump’s Tariff Threats
Legacy media outlets wanted Big Tech platforms to be forced to pay them. The law is facing setbacks.
MembersThe German Law That Turned Silicon Valley Into a Global Speech Police Force
Germany’s NetzDG law turned social media giants into speech enforcers, sparking global censorship laws from Russia to the EU.
UK Risks Losing Tech Companies Over Online Censorship Laws
Tech giants weigh the cost of compliance as UK’s Online Safety Act threatens to reshape the digital market.
MembersWill the Fourth Circuit Redefine Digital Privacy?
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals examines the legality of geofence warrants. Its ruling could change everything.
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