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News company owners meddling in content has sparked another resignation. This time, from a cartoonist after her cartoon was blocked.
Washington Post Fallout Continues As Cartoonist Quits Read More »
A key pillar to the free and open internet was struck down by a US court. So where does that leave the legal status of
US Court Murders Net Neutrality: A Key Pillar to the Open Internet Read More »
As we close in to the end of the year, we look back at some of the stories that made news throughout 2024.
A Look Back at 2024 – How Actions Have Consequences Read More »
The so-called “free speech absolutist” Elon Musk is threatening to sue over a headline he personally didn’t like.
Elon Musk Threatens Lawsuit Over Headlines He Doesn’t Like Read More »
While there are those who love spreading the TikTok moral panic, a hack at the US treasury tells a rather interesting story.
China Accused of Hacking the US Treasury Read More »
Drew Wilson talks about how his experience with the Y2K bug helped to shape his thinking when dealing with moral panics.
Editorial: How Y2K Helped to Shape My Skepticism Towards Moral Panics Read More »
Convicted felon, Donald Trump, is filing a request to delay the Supreme Court proceedings involving TikTok.
Trump Files Request to Delay TikTok Supreme Court Hearing Read More »
We here at Freezenet wanted to take a moment away from the news to wish you all happy holiday season.
Happy Holidays From All of Us Here on Freezenet Read More »
The list of AI fails just keeps growing and even summarizing actual journalistic content is proving to be difficult.
AI Can’t Stop Proving It’s Not Replacing Journalists Any Time Soon Read More »
The results of the Rogers/Shaw merger continue to pour in after a lawsuit was filed by the Competition Bureau against the corporate giant.
Competition Bureau Files Lawsuit Against Rogers for False Advertising Read More »
