Freedom From Censorship: Inside The Battle To Build A Second Internet
‘Wherever despotism abounds,’ President Calvin Coolidge warned nearly a century ago, ‘the sources of public information are first to be brought under its control.’
Glenn Greenwald Moves To Rumble To Combat YouTube’s ‘Increasing Repression’
Greenwald believes that like Substack, Rumble is one of the few places independent thinkers can go to freely speak their minds in the digital realm.
How We Cancel-Proofed Our Online Start-Up By Leaving The Cloud
Each time we eliminate a data vendor like Amazon Web Services, we eliminate a potential ‘cancel’ moment that could paralyze our site.
Is Parler Proof Of Big Tech’s Antitrust Problem Or Proof There’s No Problem At All?
Who is it that gets to be the arbiter of truth today? Is it tech executives? Is it the White House? Emily Jashinksy discusses with Parler CPO Amy Peikoff.
Corporations Are Steamrolling Small Business, Buying Up Homes, And Crushing The Dream, But We Can Fight Back
Starbucks cups, bottled water, leases, rental units: All these things are disposable, and that’s the new capitalist way. It’s the new consumerist way: own nothing and conserve nothing.
MeWe Founder On Why Everyone Hates Facebook And Should Switch Now
‘People try and pigeonhole you as conservative. People don’t know how to pigeonhole Facebook except as dishonest. Everybody, right or left, sees Facebook that way.’
Do You Hate Big Tech? Me Too. Here Are Some Alternatives
If the left is willing to threaten a boycott against companies deemed evil over politics, will the right sit back and mumble about free markets or build their own?
What You Need To Know About Twitter’s Lawsuit Against Texas Up Friday
On May 7, lawyers for Twitter will square off against attorneys representing Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in a San Francisco, California federal court.
The Right Isn’t Serious About Stopping Big Tech Censorship Until It Starts Taking Action
Conservative thinkers need to move beyond bromides about the free market and start doing real research on the landscape of new technology and communications media.
Republicans To Demand Answers From Big Tech CEOs In Censorship Hearing
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, and Google CEO Sundar Pichai are expected to answer questions on censorship practices.
Apple Wields Big Tech Power To Bar Parler From Rejoining The App Store
Apple denied the social media app Parler a return to their app store after the Big Tech company claimed the platform still did not meet its community guidelines.
If Congress Won’t Take On Big Tech, Conservatives Have No Choice But To Build Their Own Internet
The only way remaining to truly protect freedom of expression and, in turn, our democracy, is by building free and open internet.
Marco Rubio Leads GOP Senators In Going After CEO Jeff Bezos For Amazon’s Digital Book Burning
The Republicans posed several questions to Bezos, notably asking what specific policy scholar Ryan T. Anderson’s book violated that justified its removal.
Facebook Hosts Far More Extremism, But Apple Still Won’t Reinstate Parler In App Store
Apple continues to carry Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube on its App Store, all of which have been the platform for Antifa to broadcast violence.
Court Docs Show Facebook Played Much Bigger Part In Capitol Riot Than Parler, Yet No Consequences
If any single platform can be fingered as the favorite of the rioters, it appears to be Facebook. Yet Facebook remains unmolested by app stores and untargeted by opportunistic politicians.
Google-Owned YouTube Deplatforms Pro-Life Group LifeSiteNews
Google-owned YouTube totally deplatformed LifeSiteNews, offering no warning or explanation, the pro-life outlet said Wednesday.
Axios Calls For ‘Deprogramming’ And Censoring America’s Republican ‘Extremists’
In Axios’s Feb. 9 newsletter, the writer calls for “keeping extremists out of the institutions where they could do the greatest damage.”
Don’t Let Apple’s ‘Privacy’ Fight With Facebook Fool You For A Second
Over these past few weeks, Apple has experienced something it isn’t used to: bad PR in the wake of essentially banning popular social media app Parler from its phones without publicly providing any truthful explanation.
Parler Lost Its First Legal Battle. Here’s Why It Will Probably Lose The Next
Governing legal precedent makes it unlikely anyone seeking to challenge a deplatforming decision will ever succeed in court.
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Democrats Using Big Tech To Control ‘Misinformation’ Is Totalitarian
The proposed Health Misinformation Act amounts to government officials telling private companies to censor disfavored viewpoints on vital issues.