Topic: Barack Obama
Barack Obama’s approach to online speech often emphasizes regulation and censorship under the guise of combating misinformation. His proposals, including digital fingerprints and modifications to online anonymity, raise concerns about individual liberties and the potential for increased surveillance. These actions reflect a broader trend of prioritizing control over free expression, posing significant risks to privacy and open discourse.
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Obama Wants Filters Not Freedom
The old guard of legacy media and Big Tech aren’t simply losing the argument, they’re just losing their grip on…
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From Snowden to Silence: The Guardian’s Shift Toward Censorship Advocacy
Online speech under scrutiny: The Guardian’s embrace of regulation sparks questions about press freedom.
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Obama Says He’s Close to a “First Amendment Absolutist,” Then Adds a “But,” Criticizes “Certain Kinds of Speech”
Obama weighs in on ideas surrounding free speech.
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Obama Proposes “Digital Fingerprints” On Content To Combat “Misinformation”
The same proposals of tech giants.
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US State Department entity flagged thousands of accounts to Twitter for censorship
Another example of Big Tech-government censorship collusion.
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Popular news aggregator Citizen Free Press locked out of Twitter over Obama voting machines fraud video
Twitter applied a “misleading” label.
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Obama and Bush to present seminars about tackling online “misinformation”
Two new campaigns from the former presidents.
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Obama: “people just want to not feel as if they are walking on eggshells”
On the recent rise of speech police.
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Obama: We have to “detoxify” the “scourge of disinformation and conspiracy theories and hate online”
More calls for online censorship.
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Obama calls for internet speech regulation
New demands.
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Transcript of President Barack Obama’s speech at Stanford, April 21, 2022
President Obama delivered a keynote address at Stanford University on April 21 about “disinformation” and challenges to democracy in the…