Twitter said over 600,000 accounts were not showing up in an auto-search, due to a behaviour algorithm, CEO Jack Dorsey admitted on Wednesday. Continue reading
U.S. government lawyers will be looking into whether social media companies have been “intentionally stifling” the free exchange of ideas online. Continue reading
The schools have until Jan. 1, 2019 to develop, implement and comply with the policies, which experts said were aimed at pleasing a segment of the Tory base that was outraged when some speakers and professors came under fire for their conservative views. Continue reading
Just days after Facebook, Apple and YouTube removed content from Alex Jones’ brand Infowars from their platforms, the Infowars app has become the fourth most popular news app in the United States. Continue reading
Changes to the nuisance portion of the bylaw started a lively debate among city councillors Tuesday Continue reading
A new tax on social media has taken effect in Uganda, angering many who see the revenue measure as an attack on free speech. Continue reading
Josh Harms had been threatened by city officials with legal action for saying on a website that his hometown smelled like “rancid dog food.” Continue reading
Maybe every independent school needs to be fully funded and we need to phase out every government run, union-controlled public school more interested in indoctrinating students than teaching them critical-thinking skills. Continue reading
Here’s the thing: If you only allow speech that you agree with and you only allow association that you agree with, there is nothing “free” about it. Continue reading
Rick Mehta has said on Twitter that he stands with Michael Thurlow, leader of the National Socialist Canadian Labour Revival Party, who has made comments about Jews and what he calls historical exaggerations and lies involving the residential school system. Continue reading
