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The power of major internet companies like Facebook, Amazon, YouTube, and Twitter over public life is a particular threat to religious groups that focus on controversial issues like abortion, marriage, and sexuality, several commentators said at a roundtable last week. Read More.

NBC's long-running show The Office is the latest comedy series to join the list of those to become casualties of cancel culture. Read More.

Conservative commentator and vaccine doubter Alex Berenson has reportedly been permanently suspended from Twitter for violating the social media platform’s COVID-19 misinformation rules. ​​​​​​​ Read More.

JPMorgan Chase bank has terminated the account of General Michael Flynn, citing potential “reputational risk” for providing banking services to the American patriot. Read More.

The U.S. intelligence community's latest report on the origins of COVID-19 could not determine whether the virus was leaked from a Chinese lab or evolved in nature. Read More.

As a business counselor for our local Small Business Development Center and a small business mentor for the Service Corp of Retired Executives, I have noticed an increase in the number of questions I get related to branding. Read More.

Over the past year, the email senders increased their email volume by over 50% since more people online shopped and spent more time staying at home sitting in front of their laptops during the pandemic. Read More.

Content personalization is not a new concept. Read More.

Google is urging an appellate court to leave in place a decision dismissing New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas' claims that the company's educational products violate federal privacy children's privacy Read More.

Just when it seemed the Biden Administration’s Afghanistan debacle couldn’t get any worse, The State Department texted a “final message” for Americans stranded in the country Tuesday, alerting them that they would be “without assistance”, but then deleted the warning just minutes later. Read More.

The Babylon Bee, a satirical website with more than 3 million followers on social media, has suggested that Chick-fil-A would do a great job of getting Americans out of Afghanistan and reported that a frustrated Joe Biden has hung a “Trump Won” sign on the side of the White House. Read More.

A judge has denied class-action status to a Facebook advertiser that sued the company for allegedly overstating the accuracy of ad targeting on the platform. Read More.

Hong Kong will scrutinise past films for national security breaches under a tough new censorship law in the latest blow to the city’s political and artistic freedoms. Read More.

They’re stuck between a shamrock and a hard place. Read More.

I woke up to yet another hit piece about both Gab and myself this morning. Read More.