Norway"Could affect Norwegian democracy", says Tobias Judin from the Norwegian Data Protection Authority.
topic: Internet censorship
EU pressures Elon Musk over “illegal” X content
WorldMusk responds by asking the EU to publicly list the alleged violations.
American court: Illegal online censorship by the Biden administration
WorldThe US government can no longer "force or encourage" social media platforms to remove content, according to a ruling in New Orleans.
Meta-funded ‘fact checker’ in major scandal
TechThe "neutral" RMIT FactLab is exposed for, among other things, politically motivated censorship on Facebook.
FBI in misguided raid against “disinformation” – on behalf of Ukraine
World"Raises grave concerns about the FBI's credibility," according to the US Judiciary Committee.
MEP sues Youtube
WorldChristine Anderson's uploads were blocked under the false pretense of "medical disinformation".
“The world’s largest meeting ground is better and more vibrant than ever”
LettersTwitter is freer than ever under Elon Musk's leadership and its popularity speaks for itself - people love it! writes the signature Enlightener.
Zuckerberg: “The establishment” asked for the covid censorship
TechThe Facebook CEO admits that there was pressure to censor "many things that later turned out to be more debatable or true".
New York Times makes $100 million deal with Google
TechThe internet giant will pay a huge sum to distribute NYT material on its platforms.
TikTok bans “climate denial”
WorldQuestionable videos will be deleted - users are instead referred to "authoritative" sources approved by TikTok itself.
Trump unblocked from Facebook and Instagram
WorldAfter two years of suspension, the owner company Meta has now restored the accounts with tens of millions of followers.
TechThe company is acting at the request of the Chinese government.
How Google stopped the red wave
ColumnsDr. Robert Epstein: Google do not want you to look at how they tampered with the 2022 midterm elections.
Duckduckgo flips – starts manipulating search results
TechUsers worry about the potential of the search engine now going in a similar political direction as Google.