A trend among some outlets is to effectively sell the case that Section 230 should be dismantled. There still isn’t a case.
Large Outlets Continue to Fail to Make the Case for Repealing Section 230 Read More »
iPolitics Canada is the latest publication to sacrifice its own credibility by pushing link tax propaganda and misinformation.
iPolitics Canada Deletes Its Own Credibility, Pushes Link Tax Propaganda Read More »
A freshly leaked e-mail shows that Facebook is employing the strategy of ignoring the issue and hoping it will all go away.
Facebook Strategy: Ignore Breach and Hope it Goes Away – Leaked Email Shows Read More »
GameStop stock value is soaring once again. The media is either begging people to stop buying or is blaming “social media bots” for the rise.
As GameStop Stock Value Soars, Media Begs People to Stop Buying, Blames Bots Read More »
Canada’s biggest link tax cheerleaders are freaking out over Facebook’s decision to delete their news feed. Wants to double down.
Canadian Media, Heritage Minister, Freaks Out Over Facebook News Block Read More »
It’s a bit of a battle of attrition. News sources are continuing to say that the Gamestop surge is over. Redditors, however, say otherwise.
News Sites Continue to Say GameStop Surge Over, But Redditors Won’t Relent Read More »
Australia is getting closer to making the link tax the law of the land. In response, Facebook says it wil delete the news feed for
Facebook Threatens to Remove News Feed In Australia if Link Tax Becomes Law Read More »
A long standing theme from the media has been how terrible the Internet is. With COVID-19, it seems that the media’s reaction is changing.
COVID-19 Pandemic – Where Would We Be Without the Internet? Read More »
The lobbying effort to regulate free speech is continuing in Canada. The CBC is apparently calling for regulating news sources not deemed “trusted”.
CBC Doubles Down, Calls for “Trusted” News Sources and Regulating The Rest Read More »
While discussing future broadcasting and telecommunications regulations, the Canadian Heritage Minister said that it’s no big deal to regulate news content.
Canadian Heritage Minister Says It’s No Big Deal Regulating Media Content Read More »
