In May, a federal appeals court upheld a Texas law that prohibits social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube
Tag: free speech
Friday Roundup 2-4-22
A Scottish man was recently convicted for sending a tweet that was deemed offensive. The tweet was disgusting, saying that
Free Speech for Me, but not for Thee
Last Thursday, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed a bill that prohibits large social media companies from blocking content or removing
The Black Sheep of the Family
Most rights—such as the right to free speech and the right to practice one’s religion—enjoy widespread support among politicians and
Justice for Big Tech
In 2019 during her campaign to become the Democrat nominee for President, Sen. Elizabeth Warren promised to use the antitrust
Promoting a Free Market with Coercion
For months, conservatives have been increasing their calls to use the antitrust laws against Big Tech. These calls are filled
The Roundup 10
At The Objective Standard, Aaron Briley addresses the anti-American ideas underlying Black Lives Matter. Many seem to regard BLM as
A “Fairness Doctrine” for Big Tech?
In 1949, Federal Communications Commission (FCC) issued the Fairness Doctrine. This policy required broadcasters to present controversial issues of interest