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Apple and Google stand accused of “political censorship” after the companies removed an app created by imprisoned Russian opposition leader Alexei Navanly under pressure from the Kremlin.  Read More.

Whether it’s your homepage copy, your Facebook ads, or the CTA in your latest ebook, anytime you communicate with people through words, you have an opportunity to make an impact through your marketing messaging. Read More.

Over the past six years, one of the worst places to be, in terms of getting targeted, punished or canceled for what you say, has been on campus at an elite American college. Read More.

It’s a ban Dyke. Read More.

The organizers of Hong Kong's annual commemoration of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown are deleting the contents of the group's website and social media accounts under order of police. Read More.

Nicki Minaj caused quite a stir on Twitter this week after urging people to “pray on it” and not let people bully you into getting a vaccine if it is not right for you. Read More.

According to pro-life organization Live Action, Google has banned all of the group’s online advertising and prohibited the group from promoting its new video featuring a life-like reproduction of how an unborn baby develops in the womb. Read More.

Are you looking for effective ways to promote your blog? Read More.

For many years in the United States, then Canada, the United Kingdom and now in the rest of Europe, censorship, ostracism, anathemas, threats, destruction or vandalism of works of art, attempts at linguistic and historical revision, and media lynching campaigns on social networks have been spreading, carried out by activists or associations of gender or racialised minorities. Read More.

In the latest example of the Russian authorities' widening censorship campaign ahead of State Duma elections, the country's Internet regulator has ordered the shutdown of an independent website aimed at helping voters learn about candidates. ​​​​​​​ Read More.

Censorship by the campus Left does not take a break during the school year, not even on the 20th anniversary of 9/11. Read More.

So the Federal Election Commission has decided Twitter violated no election laws when it censored the New York Post’s reporting on Hunter Biden’s laptop ahead of the 2020 election. ​​​​​​​ Read More.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, a Republican, signed a law Thursday preventing social media companies from banning users for their political views. Read More.

An ethics professor in Canada gave what could be her final lesson at the university she has been employed at for the past 20 years. Read More.

French-speaking schools in the Canadian province of Ontario removed almost 5,000 books and burned some of them in a “flame purification ceremony” to appease the local indigenous population, Radio Canada and the National Post reported. Read More.