Topic: Russell Brand
The situation surrounding Russell Brand highlights ongoing issues of censorship and the pressures faced by platforms like YouTube and Rumble. Brand’s experiences with demonetization and content removal illustrate how major tech companies can act as gatekeepers, stifling free expression under external pressures. This case highlights the importance of defending individual liberty and privacy in the face of increasing surveillance and censorship efforts.
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New Documents Provide More Insights on Moderna’s Online Speech Monitoring Efforts
The monitoring of vaccine skeptics.
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X Won’t Demonetize Russell Brand, The Company Tells Pro-Censorship British MPs
Rival platform YouTube banned Brand from earning a living on the platform.
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Rumble Launches #SupportFreeSpeech Campaign In Response To Media Pressure
An open call to creators to stand for free speech.
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The Grayzone’s YouTube Live Stream Was Demonetized For Featuring a Clip of Russell Brand
Join Reclaim The Net.
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Some Companies Pull Advertising From Rumble For Its Neutral Stance on Russell Brand
The online free speech war has found a new battlefield with the video platform Rumble at its center, following recent…
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Caroline Dinenage’s Authoritarian Pressure on Rumble Reportedly Wasn’t Cleared By Her Own Committee
Allegations of misconduct.
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Rumble Rejects UK Parliament’s Pressure to Demonetize Russell Brand Amidst Allegations
The UK government’s Culture, Media and Sport Committee has questioned Rumble over whether it plans to take action against Russell…
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YouTube Targets Russell Brand, Cuts Off His Income, Despite No Content Violations
YouTube used off-site allegations as a reason to demonetize Brand.
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Rumble Announces Creator Sponsorship Marketplace
More opportunities for independents.
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Rumble Posts Revenue Growth Of 336%
Rumble is the only free speech-dedicated company to go public and so its growth is worth watching.
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Joe Rogan and Russell Brand discuss benefits of Rumble and why YouTube can’t be trusted
Brand uses Rumble as his primary platform after constant YouTube censorship.
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Rumble announces record 71 million monthly active users for Q3 2022
Its third record setting quarter of the year.












