The following is from House Oversight Committee Republicans. House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.) and Subcommittee on Cybersecurity, Information Technology, and Government Innovation Chairwoman Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) are investigating organized efforts, undertaken in violation of […]
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It’s billed as “the encyclopedia anyone can edit.” In reality, it can be the opposite. The following was first published in Sharyl Attkisson’s Substack. Let me begin by saying that there are honest, well-meaning editors of Wikipedia who take part
This article first posted in February of 2014 What’s most successful when it appears to be something it’s not? Astroturf. As in fake grassroots. The many ways that corporations, special interests and political interests of all stripes exploit media and
The following is a news analysis This article was first published Sept. 22, 2022. Most of us probably used to think that dictionaries or definitions existed to explain the meanings of words. Today, these resources are instead often used as
Anatomy lesson: redefining ‘migrant’ — and how the media went along Read More »
Today I dig into big tech censorship from Donald Trump’s new lawsuit to Wikipedia’s dark side, including pointed insight from Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger.
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What’s really behind the fake fact checks and dangerous efforts to teach our kids what some special interests call media literacy?
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We follow the evolving definition of “President-elect” as presented by Wikipedia to demonstrate one of the many ways our online information is manipulated.
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The following is an excerpt of my article in The Epoch Times. Wikipedia Redefines ‘President-Elect,’ Previous Versions Go Down the Memory Hole News Analysis There’s no more timely example of how special interests are controlling our information online than the
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