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Top executives at Big Tech firms like Google and Meta could face jail time if they don’t comply with a strict new online safety bill introduced in the UK parliament on Thursday. Read More.

Demonetized. Read More.

Vimeo, a video hosting platform that markets itself as an alternative to YouTube, has updated its terms of service to ban “fake news” and “conspiracy theories” that creates “a serious risk of material harm to a person, group, or the general public.” Read More.

'Twitter has no clear-cut policy about what is allowed except that conservative posts are often targeted,' Dan Gainor said Read More.

A committee will look into the unsettling behavior. Read More.

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt said that the Russian/Ukraine conflict shows the need for tech giants to support military-industrial complex propaganda. Read More.

Allegedly refusing to allow dissent. Read More.

Twice in thirty days, YouTube censored videos of mine on topics that I previously covered for Real Clear Investigations and Real Clear Politics. The video platform blocked me from posting anything for two weeks, and said that the ban would be permanent if another violation occurred in the next 90 days. Read More.

A new report has been published. Read More.

Facebook has partially backtracked on its previous announcement that calling for violence against Russians was acceptable on the platform, Read More.

Another federal government crackdown on online speech. Read More.

Hundreds of federal and local law-enforcement agencies have access to the records, Sen. Ron Wyden says in a letter Read More.

A German administrative court has given the country’s domestic intelligence agency the green light to actively spy on the populist Alternative for Germany (AfD), Read More.

Eight countries team up to form Digital ID group Read More.

The owner of Facebook and Instagram will allow users in some countries to call for violence against Vladimir Putin and Russian soldiers. Read More.