Topic: Poland
Poland is currently facing significant challenges related to censorship and surveillance, with government proposals that threaten free expression and privacy. Recent legislation aims to expand powers for monitoring online content, while calls for investigations into social media platforms highlight the ongoing struggle against perceived disinformation. These developments highlight the urgent need to defend individual liberties in the face of increasing state control over digital communication.
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Polish Government Takes Over State Broadcaster TVP Info, Takes Several Channels off Air
The new government seizes control of a media outlet that expressed dissenting opinions.
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Leaked Document Shows The EU Countries That Want To Ban Private Messaging
The plot to end privacy.
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Ukraine leads request for social media platforms to censor “disinformation”
Wants more action.
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Google project is running “prebunking experiment” on social media
Running since September.
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YouTube CEO meets with Poland’s President to discuss censoring “misinformation”
More censorship demands.
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Polish man who called the president a “moron” on Facebook avoids jail
Jakub Zulczyk was facing a lawsuit.
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Facebook bans Polish political party for “harmful misinformation” about Covid
Konfederacja had over 670,000 followers.
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The EU hasn’t given up on using the pretense of “copyright infringement” as a censorship tool
“Earmark” is the new buzzword to watch out for.
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Poland wants to end political censorship online
Poland is one of the few countries pushing to support free speech on monopoly platforms.
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Polish author faces jail for calling the President a “moron” on Facebook
While Poland argues against Big Tech censoring its citizens, it has a few censorship measures of its own.
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