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From search algorithm fine-tuning to social media shadow banning and filter bubble traps, this ain't your granddaddy censorship. Join James for this thought for the day as he explores censorship 21st century style and what we can do about it
An Israeli court on Sunday ordered a journalist to pay more than $25,000 in damages to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara for libeling them.
Demands Qatar Shut Down al-Jazeera, Promise Never to Contradict GCC
The United Arab Emirates declared on Wednesday that anyone publishing statements sympathetic to Qatar could be punished with up to 15 years in prison, and said it would deny entry to anyone with a Qatari passport or resident visa.
A couple of days ago, WND ran a story entitled "Bombshell: Donna Brazile Warned Off Private Eye On Seth Rich Murder."
A couple of days ago, WND ran a story entitled "Bombshell: Donna Brazile Warned Off Private Eye On Seth Rich Murder." The story was sourced back to on-the-record quotes provided by Detective Rod Wheeler who was hired by the Rich family shortly after
Social media firms will have to take measures to block videos with hate speech
Social media giant threatened to terminate my account
Iran's twelfth presidential elections are on May 19, and one policy platform that has come to define the state of freedoms is again surfacing as an important national discussion: the internet.
The Right to Tell the Government to Go to Hell: Free Speech in an Age of Government Bullies, Corporate Censors and Compliant Citizens
(Natural News) Let me start out by saying that I have no political agenda. Like most of you, I'm just a regular, straight-down-the-middle person living my life. That said, I am open-minded and believe that getting different perspectives and listeni
The fight over the privacy rules passed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is the latest brawl between advocates of a free and largely unregulated Internet and the "net neutrality" activist ideologues who see the Internet as something
After 9 gigabytes of Macron-linked documents and emails were released on an anonymous pastebin website on Friday afternoon in what Macron's campaign said was a "massive and coordinated" hacking attack, France -
I have often compared American socio-politics today, with religio-politics during the Tudor era in England. King Henry VIII and Elizabeth I.
Two weeks after winning the Turkish constitutional referendum by a modest but decisive margin, president - or perhaps it is now despot - Erdogan decided to take his newly decreed powers for a spin and overnight in rapid succession surprised foreign o
Ruling hits Facebook and Twitter and marks crackdown on viral clips discrediting state forces in disputed territory
Every day across the nation, people doing work for Google log in to their computers and start watching YouTube.
Facebook suspended me AGAIN. This is the second time in one week! This is clearly Orwellian censorship. Here's what happened. Please email Facebook's media relations department at Press@FB.com and ask them why they suspended me AGAIN for the exact po
Huge news on Google censorship
Google will not remove InfoWars from its search engine results, Maxwell Tani of Business Insider reports:
Mike Cernovich breaks one of the biggest censorship stories yet.
Facebook suspended me. Here's what happened, and why it backfired on them big league.
Google has hired contractors to remove or limit Alex Jones' website Infowars.com from its search engines. According to a search engine evaluator for Google, all contractors have been instrucred to actively rate InfoWars as a low quality and untrust
Facebook's war against common sense continues.
Germany has formally announced its draconian push towards censorship of social media.
Intellectual property 'rights' trace their origins back to copyright in literature, from which they have since expanded. With this in mind, it is fruitful to examine how authors can be compensated in the absence of copyright.
While books like 1984 and Brave New World are getting a lot of buzz right now because of the political climate of the country, I think there's a classic dystopian title which is even more deserving of our reading (and re-reading): Ray Bradbury's
"The World Famous Drudge Report Has Been Marked As Sensitive Material"
Ban all the things, and when we all live in padded prison cells, we will be safe from terrorists! That is the plan. Because access to information is really the problem, according to the British government. As soon as people don't have access to
Your favorite YouTube channels could be about to disappear
