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Orthodox Christian monk Abbot Tryphon is warning of “dark forces” that are at work after his banishment from Facebook. Read More.

Marketing is ever-evolving, due to new technologies and the shifting needs of prospective customers. Read More.

DeSantis took his case to national television Wednesday. Read More.

Amidst yet another night of violent unrest in Minnesota, Google is effectively shadow banning searches for “riots today” despite other search engines providing links to stories about the riots when the same search term is used. Read More.

Content platform Brandcast has launched an analytics service for tracking personalized digital experiences.  Read More.

Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa took to the Senate floor on Monday to condemn Big Tech companies for using their “sweeping immunity” under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act to justify political censorship and de-platforming Read More.

Twitter reportedly censored sports journalist Jason Whitlock over his criticism of Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Khan-Cullors over her purchase of a $1.4 million home in a mostly white neighborhood of Los Angeles. Read More.

If you don’t already have a website for your company, it’s high time you started preparing yourself for one. Read More.

After repeated violations of YouTube's "presidential election integrity policy," the video platform terminated the channel for a radio show hosted by Sebastian Gorka, a onetime aide to former President Donald Trump. Read More.

The American Jewish Congress (AJC) is coming out in favor of Draconian tech censorship, as long as it is done in the name of fighting anti-semitism, and calling it a “badge of honor” to oppose the free speech platform Gab. Read More.

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Former President Donald Trump regularly cajoled Congress to take up the issue of Big Tech censorship of right-leaning and conservative content, only to see a few lawmakers — Republicans all — pick up the gauntlet and demand that Section 230 be repealed so the platforms could be treated like publishers. Read More.

YouTube has removed a video of a public health roundtable hosted by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) with a panel of scientists and researchers who challenged the effectiveness of COVID-19 lockdowns and masks, claiming the discussion violated its Community Guidelines. Read More.

Consumers are more willing to give their email address to businesses when engaging with video content, according to data released Wednesday. Read More.

Facebook reportedly has not alerted any of its more than half a billion users who recently had their personal data — including their names and phone numbers — leaked online in a data breach, and according to Reuters, the company has no plans to do so moving forward. Read More.