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Věra Jourová, the EU Commissioner for Values and Transparency, has been a prominent advocate for increased censorship and surveillance of online speech. Her push for tech companies to regulate content under the guise of combating ‘disinformation’ raises serious concerns about free expression and privacy rights. The EU’s initiatives, including the Media Freedom Act and demands for stricter content moderation, threaten individual liberties and the integrity of open discourse.
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House Report: EU Pushed Tech Giants to Police US Speech
Europe’s regulators used its leverage to make Silicon Valley enforce their speech rules worldwide.
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EU’s Věra Jourová Labels Elon Musk a “Promoter of Evil” for Permitting “Hate Speech” on X
As Věra Jourová takes aim at Musk, her own track record on free speech faces scrutiny.
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Newly Released Documents Reveal Big Tech Limited Millions of Posts During EU Elections
Behind the scenes of the European Parliament elections, tech giants dictated public discourse, censoring millions of posts under the guise…
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EU Media Freedom Act, Which Makes it Legal (In Some Circumstances) to Install Spyware on Journalists’ Devices, Passes Key Vote
Another crazy idea from the EU.
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EU Commissioner Věra Jourová Threatens X Over “Disinformation” and Tells Big Tech “We Expect More”
While declaring that it wants to combat, among other kinds, “pro-Kremlin disinformation,” the EU is acting suspiciously, and ironically, like…
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EU Threatens Twitter Over Lack Of Censorship Again, Says It Will Be “Scrutinized Vigorously And Urgently”
The EU is concerned Twitter won’t censor speech.
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EU’s Věra Jourová says she’s “uncomfortable” on Twitter, wants more censorship
“Freedom of speech in the EU is not unlimited.”
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EU Commissioner says US will soon have “hate speech” laws, boasts about pushing advertisers to demonetize “disinformation”
Věra Jourová addresses The World Economic forum.
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Google, Twitter, Meta, TikTok and more just signed the EU’s “anti-disinformation” code
A new commitment to curb online speech.
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Europe extends its coronavirus “disinformation” surveillance campaign
Extended until at least the summer.
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Europe demands disinformation code partners Google, Facebook, Twitter, Mozilla “do more”
More censorship orders.