Topic: fake news
Fake news laws and regulations are increasingly being used by governments to suppress free speech under the guise of combating misinformation. These measures often lead to censorship, targeting journalists and independent media while enabling state control over public discourse. The implications for individual liberty and privacy are significant, as such laws can stifle dissent and limit access to diverse viewpoints.
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UK broadcasters demand new laws that regulate “fake news” and “disinformation” on Google and Facebook
The mainstream media is often the biggest benefactor of crackdowns on online “misinformation”.
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Around the world, coronavirus “fake news” arrests are mounting
The pandemic is fueling censorship in many countries.
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Plague Inc game adds a new “fake news” mode
A sign of the times.
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YouTube admits censoring hundreds of Trump campaign videos
Google/YouTube have taken down 300+ Trump ads. It’s not clear what the reasons were.
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China to ban “fake news” that contains artificial intelligence or deepfakes
The announcement comes as China has faced mounting criticism for its use of propaganda campaigns this year.












