The U.S. Department of Justice indicated Friday that antitrust laws protect the marketplace of ideas, preventing mainstream media companies from colluding to shut out the voices of independent publishers.
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) on the Breitbart Fight Club said that the Republicans were “eager” to go after the censorship regime because Breitbart News and other outlets were being targeted for “giving the truth.”
These two have been up on the Hill before outlining the increasingly illiberal and creepy censorship mentality that’s engulfed the Democratic Party, the progressive activist wing, and its leeching into the mainstream media that have pundits who defend this Politburo nonsense.
Zuckerberg’s admission of a pressure campaign lays bare the truth: the government colluded with Big Tech to violate Americans’ First Amendment right and the Supreme Court squandered an opportunity to right a wrong.
“We’ve reached a point where it’s just too many mistakes and too much censorship,” Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in a video released Tuesday. He also acknowledged the unavoidable: “The recent elections also feel like a cultural tipping point toward once again prioritizing speech,” so Meta would “restore free expression on our platforms.”
FCC chairman nominee Brendan Carr sounds like he means business in his vows to ‘reinvigorate’ broadcast TV and ‘smash the censorship cartel.’
EVER since Allison Pearson wrote about her personal experience of the UK’s ‘two-tier justice system’ in her Telegraph article of November 12, the media in Britain and abroad have been deluged with outrage and condemnation.
Elon Musk’s X suspended left-wing journalist Ken Klippenstein on Thursday after he linked to an article of his that contained a document with sensitive information about Vice Presidential candidate J.D. Vance.
CONSIDER Mark Zuckerberg’s revelation that the White House pressured Facebook to censor Covid-19 content and its implications for our understanding of the last four years, and what it means for the future.
The National Science Foundation spent $39 million on Track F, a program related to censoring, suppressing Americans’ speech, says a new report.
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