Censorship

The state senator asked Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey to have Kennedy suspended from the platform permanently.

The streaming platform has reportedly deleted a total of 42 episodes from the comic's podcast with little fanfare. The most recent episodes removed included one recorded live at a comedy club and a coffee company's founder.

Ironically, the Ruling Class's claim to power would be stronger if it ceased its hostility toward the roughly half of the country it deems Deplorable.

"There were a few episodes they didn't want on their platform, I was like 'OK, I don't care,'" Rogan said last month.

"It'll be an opportunity for other people to weigh in and communicate in a free format without fear of reprisal or being canceled," Lewandowski said.

Susan Parsons sued the Wall Township School District in 2019, after she was forced to digitally alter a "Make America Great Again" logo on a student's T-shirt.

Amazon used its market power to prevent the American public from accessing ideas that challenge the orthodoxy of the ruling party.

If you are offended by Tucker Carlson's opinions, don't watch him.

Not being on a social network website is the same as not being part of public discourse and public debates.

Under the guise of "anti-riot" legislation, several states are considering measures ostensibly aimed at protecting public safety.

Cancel culture activists have come for Dr. Seuss, who they deem a racist despite the fact that his books were undoubtedly woke for their time.

In a democracy with an open marketplace of ideas, the right to hear is more fundamental than any purported right to cancel.

The pitfalls of online regulation are unfortunately unavoidable. All regulation is political, and while Big Tech has botched its stewardship of the online public square, laws regulating speech carry too much danger that they will be used to silence truth and disrupt legitimate discourse.

The crackdown is part of a larger effort by the Chinese government to step up control over internet companies.

Complaints circulated on social media when a YouTube video titled Facebook bans Bible passages was posted by YouTuber and writer Paul Joseph Watson in reference to the issue.

YouTuber and writer Paul Joseph Watson posted a video titled Facebook bans Bible passages to YouTube that has been widely shared on social platforms.

The lawsuit is seeking the reinstatement of the president's Twitter account and a ban on AOC's and Omar's.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said that banning accounts from social media platforms "limit the potential for clarification, redemption, and learning."

The power of these companies to control public discourse is a clear and present danger to everyone who values free speech.

The media will predictably declare the world safe again on January 20.

The California congressman demanded a racketeering investigation into Google, Apple and Amazon for their decision to ban Parler from their app stores.

According to the Twitter account, @Facebook'sTop10, the president has dominated 40 percent of the highest reaching link posts on Facebook in the past day.

"YouTube removed an entire episode of the Candace Owens show because we said that men are not women, and women are not men. I honestly cannot even believe how absolutely bats*** woke you have to be to believe basic truth to be 'hate speech,'" the conservative commentator tweeted on Friday.

Fans take to social media to share their anger about the BBC announcement it will play alternate, less-offensive version of the hit.

The social media platform MeWe boasts privacy as the foundation of its experience, and promises that it won't sell users information to third-party advertisers.

President Donald Trump said earlier this week that Twitter was "out of control" after it placed an unprecedented number of warning labels over his posts about the election.

The president's own Twitter account is currently littered with warning flags, including a post from today falsely claiming that he "easily" won the election.

Graham said Saturday that Twitter moderators believe the Department of Homeland Security is more of a threat than the ayatollah of Iran.

Will Chamberlain of the Internet Accountability Project debates Matthew Feeney of the Cato Institute.

The president's son said social media firms had "their fingers on the dial", as he complained about the reach of his posts.