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Facebook backtracks after marking video of Hong Kong police storming station as fake news
Facebook’s controversial fact-checker strikes again.
UK media watchdog threatens British media not to broadcast 5G conspiracies
Ofcom says it will sanction media organizations that ignore its demands.
YouTube finally allows all creators to monetize coronavirus content but there are some big caveats
YouTube has been allowing a “range of news partners” to monetize the topic for almost a month.
JW Apostate responds to Jehovah’s Witness’ DMCA subpoena request
JW Apostate submits another explosive response in the ongoing case.
Trapt frontman Chris Taylor Brown threatens to sue owner of Twitter parody account
Brown is the latest public figure to think they can sue parody.
Trump campaign uploads purposely misleading Biden video to test Twitter’s double standard
Trump’s campaign says Twitter has a “Biden protection rule.”
One of the internet’s first meme sites, YTMND, is back online after a year of rebuilding
The site is now in its 20th year.
UK newspapers beg advertisers to whitelist “trusted news brands” for ads on online coronavirus content
Independent creators would seemingly still be blacklisted if the request is granted.
Germany’s hate speech laws are about to get worse for free speech
Germany has a terrible history of being against freedom of expression.
Twitter has removed over 1,000 tweets since its recent ban on “denial of expert guidance” about coronavirus
A tweet from Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was censored under these rules.
Canadian subreddit r/CanadianMOM blocked by Reddit in Canada after “legal request”
Reddit continues to embrace censorship.