Topic: Jeff Bezos
Jeff Bezos and Amazon have faced significant scrutiny for their practices related to censorship and surveillance. The company has been criticized for banning books, censoring content on its platforms, and tracking user data extensively. These actions raise important concerns about free speech, individual privacy, and the role of large corporations in shaping public discourse.
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From Bookstore to Big Brother: How Amazon Tracks Your Every Move and What To Do About It
With Amazon’s extensive data collection practices, understanding and limiting your data exposure is crucial for maintaining privacy.
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Lawmakers Demand Amazon Censors Alexa After WaPo Complains Its Responses Referenced Rumble, Substack
Not happy that Alexa dared to highlight alternative viewpoints and independent creators.
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America’s Frontline Doctors scrambled for new host after WebFlow pulled support due to Amazon “misinformation” rule
The doctors have faced much censorship over the last year.
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Republican lawmakers send another letter to Amazon, demanding answers on book censorship
The letter is addressed to Jeff Bezos.
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Amazon faces criticism for saying it banned popular book for framing transgenderism as a “mental illness”
The author and publisher says it does no such thing.
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The revolving door between Amazon and The White House
Cementing Big Tech power.
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Legacy media’s grasp for control and push for censorship comes from its increasing irrelevance
? Legacy media knows its days are numbered.
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Chicago Union of Teachers support guillotine protests outside Jeff Bezos’ home
But the group is accused of virtue signaling as it didn’t disclose its significant Amazon shares.
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How to watch Big Tech CEOs testify to Congress over possible antitrust violations
Big Tech CEOs will answer questions about their dominance over markets, data, and the public conversation.
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Big Tech CEOs to face lawmakers’ questions over potential antitrust violations
There will likely be accusations of anti-competetive behavior and having too much power over the public conversation.
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The 2009 hacks that led to Twitter settling with the FTC share many parallels with the recent Twitter hacks
The settlement was in relation to two 2009 hacks where intruders compromised and tweeted from several high profile accounts including…