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Expanding WHO’s Role: Canadian Stakeholders Eye “Misinformation” Control
Canadian groups push for stronger WHO pandemic treaty by advocating for censorship of social media “misinformation.”
Court Rules TikTok Must Face Lawsuit, Signaling Shift in Platform Accountability and Raising Free Speech Concerns
Algorithmic recommendations face new scrutiny.
The Charges Against Telegram CEO Pavel Durov
The arrest signals a growing trend of holding tech leaders personally liable for their platform’s content, raising concerns about the future of digital privacy and encryption.
Missouri AG Andrew Bailey Advocates for Tech-State Separation Criticizes, Big Tech Censorship Influence
Bailey warns of more government coerced censorship.
Meta Says Mass Censorship of Iconic Trump Photo Was an “Error”
A “fact-check” suppressed the image.
From Prosecutor to Censor: Barbara McQuade’s Call to Erode Free Speech
Turning her focus from judicial duties to battling disinformation, McQuade suggests regulating algorithms as a means to bypass First Amendment challenges.
New Documents Link White House Advisor Slavitt to Pfizer and Twitter Amid COVID-19 Speech Debate
Newly revealed documents show how former Biden adviser Andy Slavitt and Pfizer board member Scott Gottlieb influenced Twitter’s handling of Covid vaccine debates.
NewsGuard Co-CEO: Lack of Internet Gatekeepers Allows Dangerous Opinions
Critics argue NewsGuard’s “anti-misinformation” crusade is more about silencing dissent than protecting the public.
Lawmakers Push for the Censorship of “Harmful Content,” “Disinformation” in Latest Section 230 Reform Push
Threatening to sunset Section 230 unless platforms agree to wider censorship demands.
Hillary Clinton Takes Aim at “Disinformation,” “Negative, Virulent Content,” and Memes Ahead of the 2024 Elections
Clinton is already working on an AI panic narrative ahead of the censorship push for 2024.
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An Analysis of How the Supreme Court Is Reacting to the Biggest Online Censorship Cases of a Generation
A close look at which way the wind is blowing.
Judge Sides With California in X’s Challenge Against the State’s Censorship Law
According to the judge, the state forcing tech platforms to publish documents on how they tackle “hate speech” and “misinformation” is allowed.
