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Parler Bends the Knee to Big Tech, Implements ‘Hate Speech’ Ban in Order to Get Back Into Apple App Store
Parler is back in the good graces of Big Tech after caving to the political establishment and implementing a “hate speech” ban. Read More.
How Mastercard’s Rules Against Child Pornographers Could Be Used To Ban Conservatives From Banking
Last week, Mastercard, Inc., announced new rules for banks processing credit card payments to pornography websites, designed to combat child pornography and sex trafficking. Read More.
Everett Piper: Fighting cancel culture in our classrooms and universities. Here's how we restore freedom
If you harbor any hopes that the ivory tower still stands strong, you can put those hopes to rest. Read More.
Court Sides With YouTube In 'Censorship' Battle With 'Misandry Today'
Siding with Google, a federal appellate court refused to reinstate a lawsuit by commentator Bob Lewis, who claimed the company violated his rights by demonetizing some of the videos on his YouTube channel, Misandry Today, and restricting or taking down others. Read More.
House Committee Approves Antitrust Report Recommending Curbs On Big Tech
The House Judiciary committee has approved a staff report alleging that Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Google abused their “tremendous power” by “charging exorbitant fees, imposing oppressive contract terms, and extracting valuable data from the people and businesses that rely on them.” Read More.
Steven Crowder Calls Out YouTube Censorship
The most viewed conservative commentator on YouTube is Steven Crowder with his channel, Louder with Crowder.
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Chelsea Clinton Demands for Facebook to Censor Tucker Carlson Over Viral COVID-19 Video
Chelsea Clinton is demanding that Facebook censor Fox News host Tucker Carlson over a viral video he released exposing COVID-19 hysteria.
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Free speech group warns Dartmouth med school over crackdown on social media criticism
Soon after medical students at Dartmouth College started lodging criticism against administrators over a cheating scandal, the Ivy League university released a new social media policy. Read More.
Mike Lindell says his free speech platform will be a combo of YouTube and Twitter, and no one will be able to take it down
MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell released details about his free speech platform that is intended to be a combination of YouTube and Twitter, adding that no one will be able to take it down from the internet. Read More.
Orthodox Monk Banned From Facebook Says Internet is ‘Major Vehicle for the Workings of the Evil One’
Orthodox Christian monk Abbot Tryphon is warning of “dark forces” that are at work after his banishment from Facebook. Read More.
How to Blend Outbound and Inbound Marketing Within Your ABM Strategy
Marketing is ever-evolving, due to new technologies and the shifting needs of prospective customers. Read More.
Ron DeSantis says YouTube, Google are a ‘council of censors’
DeSantis took his case to national television Wednesday. Read More.
Google Shadow Bans Searches For “Riots Today” Following Violent Unrest in Minnesota
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.
Email Is Basis Of A New Content Engagement Analytics Platform
Content platform Brandcast has launched an analytics service for tracking personalized digital experiences. Read More.
Sen. Grassley Blasts Big Tech Censorship Under ‘Sweeping’ Section 230 Immunity: ‘The System Is Rigged’
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.
