Americans’ views of large technology companies (Amazon, Google, Facebook, among others) are significantly more negative now than they were 18 months ago, according to a recent Gallup poll. Forty-five percent (45%) of U.S. adults say they have very or somewhat […]
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The popular social media site “Parler” is back online after a coordinated effort to censor and cancel it. The following is a news analysis. Parler is a Twitter option that promises not to censor legal speech for political reasons, as
Watch at the link below. Transcript follows. https://fullmeasure.news/news/follow-the-money/big-tech-censorship-part-2 It is no accident that so much Big Tech fact checking and labels appeared in the lead-up to the 2020 election. Millions poured into the efforts behind the scenes. We continue our
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UPDATE: On Feb. 2, 2021, Matze announced he had been involuntary outside from the Parler organization. The following is a compilation of posts on Saturday evening Jan. 9 from Parler’s John Matze regarding the Big Tech censorship of the free
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From AAPS: In early 2019, Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) contacted leading interactive computer services, including Google, Facebook, and Amazon, to encourage them to de-platform or discredit what Schiff asserted to be inaccurate information on vaccines. He then posted the letters
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We may not know who’s winning the election in a few short weeks, but one thing’s for sure, thanks to both technology and coronavirus, this is a campaign like no other. Today, we look at how the candidates try to
The Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation has announced it has approved authorization to subpoena testimony from top big tech executives. That after the CEOs denied repeated invitations to testify without a subpoena about Section 230 of the Communications
My investigation found “fact check” efforts often rely on activists and advocates with common partisan ties and deep ideological roots.
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