Media
President Donald Trump Officially Designates Brendan Carr and Andrew Ferguson To Chair FCC and FTC
Signaling shifts in tech regulation, censorship, and competitive policies.
Germany: Criticism of Public Media Called “Danger to Democracy,” Task Force Targets Social Media Opinions
German authorities escalate censorship tactics ahead of the election, targeting free speech and dissenting political voices.
Google Exits EU’s Voluntary Anti-“Disinformation” Code, Defying Digital Services Act Requirements
Does Google’s bold rejection of EU mandates signal a shifting balance of power between tech giants and censors?
Disney is Pushed to Commit to Free Speech Amid Concerns Over Past Ties to Censorship-Driven Ad Cartels
Disney faces growing pressure to prove its apolitical stance with clear policies amid concerns over past censorship ties.
Biden Slams Meta’s Move to Drop Controversial “Fact-Checkers”
Biden condemns Meta’s shift to community-led moderation as concerns grow over government influence on online speech.
MembersA Collective Meltdown From the Truth Police
Meta is doing away with “fact-checkers,” leading to widespread meltdowns by online hall monitors.
MembersReporters Scramble to Justify Legacy Media Failures Amid Rising Independent Voices
A candid discussion among mainstream journalists reveals a growing disconnect with public sentiment and accountability.
State Department is Sued for Withholding Records on Censorship Efforts
Government watchdog FGI sues the State Department for withholding FOIA documents on alleged censorship, free speech suppression, and media blacklisting.
NewsGuard Criticizes FCC’s Brendan Carr for Questioning Its Role in Alleged “Censorship Cartel”
NewsGuard claims its ratings promote transparency, but critics question their role in broader censorship frameworks.
Spain Proposes Law Requiring Social Media Influencers to Issue Corrections for “Disinformation”
Stricter controls on online content and public communication.
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.
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.