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How the term “misinformation” has been weaponized as an online censorship tool amid the coronavirus pandemic
As the mainstream media increased its use of this term, Big Tech companies expanded their aggressive “coronavirus misinformation” policies.
Devin Nunes’ attempt to censor “cow” parody account, instead gave it 700,000 more followers
Trying to censor a parody account was met with the Streisand effect.
The vindication of Zero Hedge
Twitter has reinstated the popular news outlet.
China says Twitter should ban people who smear China
China claims that Twitter should close accounts of people that spread anti-China sentiment on the platform. The Chinese Communist Party says that China is the largest victim of smear campaigns online. In a press briefing on Friday, the spokesperson for the foreign ministry, Hua Chunying, said t
Twitter takes down at least some of China’s propaganda artists and bots
Chinese bots have been active on Twitter for at least a year.
New incoming bill will target Big Tech censorship
The bill could be debated as soon as next week.
Study shows Facebook and Twitter are echo chambers but Reddit and Gab are not
Gab users are exposed to more diversity of opinions.
How Twitter shadowbans viral tweets
How a satirical tweet started to go viral but was then scrubbed from Twitter search results.
Indian dairy company locked out of Twitter after posting image about avoiding Chinese products
The company has been on Twitter for 9 years and was only temporarily locked out of their account after posting the image.
Twitter says “traditional dichotomy” of platform vs publisher doesn’t really work any more
Twitter was questioned by British lawmakers this week.
President Trump’s ‘Healing, not Hatred’ campaign video removed by copyright complaint
It isn’t the first time the President has been hit with DMCA notices.












