Free Speech
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Russian state broadcaster buys its way onto American airwavesDespite sanctions amid the war in Ukraine, WZHF is one of two U.S. stations carrying Radio Sputnik, produced by Russia’s state-run media company from studios near the White House.WorldMay 10
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Weekly survey: Will Elon Musk be good for Twitter?As if he doesn't have enough on his plate, Elon Musk wants to buy Twitter and somehow make it better. But can he? Or is Twitter headed for trouble?EntertainmentMay 2
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Elon Musk lays out big plans for transforming Twitter. Here’s what we know so farTesla CEO Elon Musk has laid out some bold, if still vague, plans for transforming Twitter into a place of ``maximum fun."WorldMay 1
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After getting banned, who might be coming back to Twitter under Musk?QAnon loyalists, COVID deniers, and a former American president: The list of people banned from Twitter is long, but their exile could soon come to an end under Elon Musk.TechApr 30
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Is Twitter Elon Musk’s business or ‘pet project’? How the platform could changeElon Musk has kept many of his plans for Twitter close to the chest, but experts say the self-described 'free speech absolutist' will likely make lasting changes to the platform.TechApr 26
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U.S. judge rejects gag order for Elon Musk over 2018 tweets about TeslaA federal judge in California has rejected a request from shareholders in a lawsuit to force Elon Musk stop talking about his 2018 tweets.WorldApr 20
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After missing 100-day deadline, Liberal online harms bill still months awayThe government is still months away from introducing its promised online harms legislation after missing its self-imposed 100-day deadline in early February.CanadaMar 30
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Court dismisses former Acadia prof’s lawsuit against school, orders him to pay $20KThe Supreme Court of Nova Scotia has dismissed Rick Mehta's lawsuit against Acadia and its faculty association, and ordered him to pay them $10,000 each to cover their court costs.CanadaMar 18
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Liberals to reintroduce anti-hate bill ‘as soon as possible,’ minister saysCritics of the bill's predecessor, C-36, said it was fraught with problems and risked hampering freedom of speech or be difficult to enforce.CanadaFeb 4
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Liberals aim to quell free speech concerns with new Online Streaming ActThe Online Streaming Act would force web firms to offer a set amount of Canadian content and invest heavily in Canada's cultural industries, including film, television and music.PoliticsFeb 2
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