Section 230
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Billionaire Frank Giustra Allowed to Sue Twitter in Canada for Allowing Spread of “Pizzagate Conspiracy”
In Canada, Twitter doesn’t have the defense of the First Amendment or Section 230, meaning it can legally be held liable for users’ posts.
UK Minister: Trump Ban Shows Twitter Taking “Editorial Decisions,” Could Mean Regulation
Matt Hancock is the former culture secretary.
Apple Bans Unbiased Social Network App Parler
Banned from iPhones for failing to meet Apple’s impossible, selectively-applied standard.
President Trump Responds to Twitter’s Permanent Suspension of His Account
The President laid out his next move after this brazen censorship.
Facebook Shut Down Fundraising Page for Republican Senate Runoff Candidates in Georgia, Says It Was an Error
Just days before the election.
Chinese State Media Operative Calls on Twitter to Shut Down President Trump’s Account
Twitter is banned in China but Chinese officials and media operatives use it to call for censorship of Western political figures.
The Break-Up Big Tech Act Is a Bipartisan Bill to Tackle Social Media Censorship
Another bill designed to rein in Big Tech.
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Why Most Free Speech Social Media Platforms Don’t Support Repealing Section 230
? Platform owners have spoken out.
Senate Confirms Big Tech Critic Nate Simington to the FCC
The appointment will shape Big Tech regulation for the next five years.
Snowden: The Modern Internet Became “Less for the Individual” and All About Centralized Control and Censorship
The decentralized internet lost out to corporate power.
Biden’s New Tech Advisor Wants to Hold Big Tech Accountable for Hosting “Misinformation”
Reed wants to strip back Big Tech protections to make them liable for the content they host. Proposed censorship.
