Topic: Graphika
Graphika is involved in controversies surrounding government-backed censorship and mass surveillance, particularly related to Covid-19 and election discourse. Recent developments reveal coordination between academic institutions and social media platforms, raising concerns about the implications for free speech and individual privacy. The ongoing legal battles highlight the urgent need to address the intersection of censorship and surveillance in the digital environment.
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Court Advances Hines v. Stamos Case Alleging Government-Backed Censorship of Covid-19 and Election Speech
US District Court allows Hines v. Stamos case to proceed, focusing on alleged collusion in censoring online speech and First…
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Newly Released Emails Reveal Coordination Between Clemson University Media Forensics Hub and Social Media Giants
Taxpayer funds and federal grants supported efforts to align media narratives and social media content.
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Lawsuit hits entities accused of “mass surveillance and censorship operation”
Accused of conspiring with government.