Topic: CBS
CBS has faced criticism for its role in promoting censorship and limiting free expression, particularly through its content moderation practices. The network’s actions, such as blocking reviews and restricting access to certain narratives, highlight the ongoing tension between media companies and the principles of free speech and privacy. This situation raises concerns about the influence of mainstream media on public discourse and the potential for increased surveillance under initiatives like the UN’s Cybercrime Treaty.
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More People Are Realizing The UN’s Cybercrime Treaty is an Excuse For Global Surveillance
Any excuse for greater control.
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How The UN’s Cybercrime Convention Draft Is a Threat To Free Speech and Privacy Online
Unchanged, the new treaty will curb civil liberties.
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Keisha Lance Bottoms says misinformation on social media stops people seeing Biden’s accomplishments
Blames YouTube and other platforms.
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Forbes privates video being used to debunk 60 Minutes’ DeSantis claims
The video, that had been up for several weeks, suddenly went dark.
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YouTube says independent creators are now 14x less likely to be recommended on election-related content
The recommendations are being increasingly funneled to legacy media channels.
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Mainstream media accused of wanting protests to appear peaceful to the extent they ignore victims
Only social media gives the full picture.
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CBS blocks Angry Joe Show’s Star Trek: Picard review for using just 26 seconds of the official trailer
YouTube’s broken copyright system continues to be used against creators.
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Bernie Sanders outlines plans to tackle Google-Facebook ad duopoly
Sanders says Google and Facebook have harmed media.