Topic: Ending Support for Internet Censorship Act
The Ending Support for Internet Censorship Act aims to address the increasing censorship practices of Big Tech companies, which have been criticized for their role in suppressing free speech online. This legislative effort highlights the need for accountability in how platforms manage content and respond to external pressures, emphasizing the importance of protecting individual liberties in the digital sector.
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New incoming bill will target Big Tech censorship
The bill could be debated as soon as next week.
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Senator Lindsey Graham to host “Protecting Innocence in a Digital World” hearing tomorrow
There are no details on what the hearing will cover but the title suggests it will focus on measures to…
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Facebook, Twitter, and Google to be grilled on “terror” content by House Homeland Security Committee
Congress thinks tech companies need to be doing more to tackle terrorism.
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Senator Josh Hawley targets tech censorship with new bill
Since big tech companies have failed to address censorship concerns, Senator Josh Hawley thinks it’s time to look at Section…