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X & Rumble sue “advertising cartel” for violating antitrust laws to enforce censorship

X CEO Linda Yaccarino stated, “No small group of people should be able to monopolize what gets monetized”

JK Rowling torches Scotland’s new woke “Hate Crime” law: “I look forward to being arrested”

She dares the police to arrest her for misgendering trans people after new law took effect Monday

Anti-censorship tools are quietly disappearing into thin air in China

Clash, the popular proxy client, is the latest victim in the country's crackdown on the open internet

“100% Transparent”: Jordan Peterson says he will move to broadcast mandated social media training

“I’m going to do everything I can to make all of this as public as I possibly can. I have done that from the beginning"

Google, YouTube accused of censoring Erdogan critics

Suspicions have arisen that algorithmic methods are being employed to enforce a kind of censorship

“No Limit”: Elon Musk says he’ll fund lawsuits against employers who fire workers over their Twitter history

“If you were unfairly treated by your employer due to posting or liking something on this platform, we will fund your legal bill”

US Federal Judge rules Biden Admin acted like “Orwellian Ministry of Truth using Big Tech to censor Americans”

“The evidence produced thus far depicts an almost dystopian scenario”

“Misgendering” violates YouTube’s Guidelines, exposing genitals apparently doesn’t

Dr. Peterson summed up his thoughts on his podcast’s suspension thusly: “Your woke corporate overlords think you’re too stupid to separate wheat from chaff yourselves”

UK: No 10 issues warning to banks after Nigel Farage uproar

Culture secretary Lucy Frazer said earlier on Monday that she was “concerned that people’s bank accounts might be closed for the wrong reasons”

EU set to approve the use of spyware to uncover confidential journalist sources ‘in the name of national security

Press freedom advocates warned the last-minute changes demanded by France could 'open the door to all sorts of abuses'

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