Censorship

NYT Opinion Poll: 78 Percent of People Don't Think Twitter Should Remove Alex Jones & Infowars

A recent NYT Opinion Twitter poll revealed that the people disagree with the scrubbing of Jones from a large portion of social media.

YouTube Launches New Initiative To Weed Out 'Misleading Information'

YouTube announced on Monday that they are launching a new journalism initiative to “ support the future of news in online video, and product features we’ve been working on to improve the news experience...

Facebook Banned Part of the Declaration of Independence Because It's 'Hate Speech'

Apparently our founding documents are hate speech.

Stockholm Bans 'Sexist' Billboard Ads

What will Victoria’s Secret do now?

Conservative Coalition Forms To Combat Online Censorship of Speech

The Media Research Center (MRC) along with 14 leading conservative organizations announced Tuesday the formation of a new, permanent coalition, Conservatives Against Online Censorship.

Most Americans Say Facebook, Twitter Should Stay Out of the Censorship Biz

Most Americans are against social media websites like Facebook and Twitter actively censoring what users post on their platforms, a new Rasmussen poll finds.

MRC Asks Twitter: ‘Is Censorship of Conservatives’ Your Policy?

"The purpose of this letter is to ask if censorship of conservative voices is the official policy at Twitter."

10 Of the Most Ridiculous Overreactions To the Net Neutrality Vote

The sky is falling! The sky is falling!

Twitter Admits to Clandestinely Censoring in Favor of Clinton Campaign

The Acting General Counsel for almighty Twitter just admitted in a written statement given to the Senate Judiciary Committee that the corporation intentionally blocked tweets that offered real information...

Rose McGowan Suspended From Twitter After Weinstein Tweets

Actress Rose McGowan has been temporarily suspended from Twitter after posting critical remarks on Harvey Weinstein and his defenders.  

YouTube's Filtering Out Vegas Shooting Stories That Aren't 'Mainstream'

"YouTube confirmed the changes Thursday. It didn't say how it decides which news sources are authoritative," USA Today reported.