New York Times
NYT Questions “Whether the Ability to Livestream Should Be so Easily Accessible” After Buffalo Shooting
The Times also questioned whether social media sites “have a responsibility to rein in hateful and violent content.”
NewsGuard Responds After Hunter Biden Laptop Story Is More Widely Confirmed
Nearer the time, the co-founder suggested the story was a “hoax.”
After New York Times Takeover, Wordle Starts Censoring Words
“Offensive words will always be omitted from consideration.”
Podcasting Is Likely the Next Censorship Target
Podcasting is still a relatively open format, which makes it particularly difficult for censorship-lovers.
Mainstream Media Moves Against “Misinformation” in Email
Is there no space they don’t want to censor?
New Study Shows Trust in Media Is in “Free Fall”
Unsurprising.
Zuckerberg Says He Has “Empathy” for Those Censored by “Fact-Checkers” Who Crush Debate, but Doesn’t Suggest Any Changes
Even while saying media outlets often get it wrong, Zuckerberg offers no changes.
ACLU: Forced Vaccine Passports Is a Win for Civil Liberties
“We care deeply about civil liberties and civil rights for all – which is precisely why we support vaccine mandates.”
Marjorie Taylor Greene Questions Whether NYT Is Coordinating With Twitter on Account Suspension News Stories
The NYT preemptively told Greene that Twitter was “likely to take enforcement action” against her account.
New York Times Backtracks on Calling Satire Site Babylon Bee “Misinformation”
NYT was trying to malign the popular satirical news site.