The decision by Twitter owner Elon Musk to make its internal records available to independent journalists exposed a scandalous level of state meddling in the platform’s content moderation.
The UK government has been forced to amend its ill-fated Online Safety Bill once more thanks to a rebellion from its own MPs.
Joe Biden, the US President, has written an opinion piece calling for broad political support for a crusade against Big Tech.
New Twitter owner Elon Musk has collaborated with an independent reporter to reveal some internal details behind the decision to censor a major piece of political reporting.
UK comms regulator Ofcom has anticipated the passing of the controversial Online Safety Bill by creating a new division to police online content.
The UK government has once more tweaked its controversial Online Safety Bill in a bid to strike the right balance between safety and free speech.
UK comms regulator Ofcom is worried that US tech giants have too much control over the news consumption of British voters.
There are reports that the UK government intends to resurrect the troubled online safety bill, but without its most controversial component.
The final acquisition of social media platform Twitter by billionaire Elon Musk only marks the start of the disruption this event is likely to cause.
Payment processor giant PayPal has twice had to backtrack recently from an apparent attempts at censoring its users.
Liz Truss, who has just been made the new UK Prime Minister, has already indicated a greater respect for freedom of speech than her predecessor.
The responsibility for policing the internet has once more come to the fore as network security provider Cloudflare felt compelled to block Kiwi Farms for allowing targeted threats.
The World Court of the Tagansky District of Moscow has slapped a 21 billion ruble fine on Google, which comes out at around $380K.
It looks like UK citizens are going to be denied additional state protection when they use the internet for a bit longer.
The DCMS has commissioned a report that found 7 in 10 adults want social media firms to do more to tackle harmful content. What a surprise.
The UK’s deeply flawed Online Safety Bill gets a rare positive amendment as measures are introduced to stop big US social media platforms from censoring some stories.
The UK government claims it wants to make the internet safer by giving itself sweeping censorship powers. A major new analysis adds to widespread condemnation of the move.
Those who would dictate the parameters of public discourse are unhappy Twitter is being acquired by someone they can’t control.
Maverick billionaire Elon Musk has shaken up the status quo with his acquisition of Twitter, but why has he done it?
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