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A German children’s book that stated that the coronavirus came from China has been pulped after the publisher caved to pressure from Communist Party diplomats and local Chinese people. Read More.

Doctors fighting COVID-19 should be supported by their profession and their government, not suppressed. Read More.

Content marketing is a well-established discipline for generating inbound leads through keyword targeting and other methods. Read More.

Email marketing is the keystone to driving sales in any business with an online presence. It isn’t enough to have a website because 70% of people leave your site and never return. Read More.

Disney+ removed several movies, including Dumbo and Peter Pan, from children's profiles over stereotypes deemed offensive. Read More.

If you use Google’s Chrome browser to surf the web and do so “incognito,” which is supposed to mean private browsing, you should know that the Silicon Valley giant is still secretly tracking your web activity. Read More.

Building a blog is the very first step to get an online presence. Read More.

Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan told his followers that the COVID-19 vaccine is a “vial of death,” a claim that was shared on Twitter despite its misinformation policies. Read More.

Anyone caught spreading “misleading information” about Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) vaccines on Twitter will be given five chances to stop before being forever banned from the social media platform, the company recently announced. Read More.

Companies and brands across the United States are increasingly wary of the 'cancel culture' mob and falling victim to trial by Twitter jury. Read More.

A hack of Microsoft’s email server is not just another data breach. It was apparently caused by China-based hackers and is being monitored by the White House even as it spreads to Europe.  Read More.

YouTube reportedly deleted videos of a speech given by former President Donald Trump at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) and suspended at least one channel that published it. Read More.

The purge of Dr. Seuss books continues after it was revealed that eBay has banned sales of the books, labeling them “offensive material.” Read More.

(The Center Square) – In a 10-6 vote, the Commerce Committee of the Iowa Senate advanced a bill that would prohibit any political entity in the state from entering into contracts or providing tax incentives to companies that restrict viewing constitutionally protected content online. Read More.

Political leaders in Florida are taking steps to rein in the power of major technology companies.  Read More.