Twitter can be like the aggressor in a bad relationship, picking and choosing which rules to enforce based on how employees feel at the time. A suspect who allegedly posted the personal information of Republican senators online was arrested on October 3

Fact-checking journalists tend to err on the side of the left. Which makes their fact-checks mostly distorted and not exactly facts at all. However, Google is here to facilitate these journalists and their needs: with a new search engine tailored just for them.

Social media companies have been under fire recently -- mostly from the left -- for their participation in the spread of “fake news” during election cycles. So of course, whenever pressure from the left is involved, companies scramble to present solutions. So of course, whenever pressure from the left is involved, companies scramble to present solutions. Twitter recently unveiled new policies to…

Want a place where you can gain a full understanding of any topic, from any perspective? Then Wikipedia is not the place for you. The editors who can’t seem to prevent the California GOP from being listed as Nazis on their platform have decided that Breitbart can’t be used as a source or reference.

An app that banned Alex Jones from using its platform is now being sued. InfoWars and conspiracy theorist Alex Jones are suing Paypal, the online payment processing app, for “viewpoint discrimination.”  

In leaked emails published in a Breitbart report, a Google search engineer made strong arguments for censoring members of the GOP. In an email thread dated June 19, 2018, Blake Lemoine, a senior software engineer, commented on Rep. Marsha Blackburn R-TN and her Fox News op-ed, also published in June.

Google now has to take claims that it censors conservatives seriously. After meeting with GOP lawmakers on Friday, September 28, Google CEO Sundar Pichai agreed to testify before the House Judiciary Committee in November. After meeting with GOP lawmakers on Friday, September 28, Google CEO Sundar Pichai agreed to testify before the House Judiciary Committee in November. According to USA Today,…

YouTube is cracking down on conservatives content, according to one prominent conservative. In a radio interview with The Jewish Press, PragerU’s founder and president, Dennis Prager, explained how big tech has censored PragerU.

Tech giants have more power and influence than most people realize. Psychologist and tech researcher Dr. Robert Epstein explained in a new article for the Epoch Times 10 ways that Google and Facebook could affect the midterm elections.

Big tech companies want to help impact the upcoming midterm election. On National Voter Registration Day, several top social media/search media firms — including Google, Facebook, Twitter, and Snapchat — urged users to register to vote.  

Google has finally decided to take calls for government hearings seriously. After refusing to send an executive to social media hearings on September 5, Google’s CEO Sundar Pichai has agreed to meet privately with House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and other Republican party members on Friday, September 28.

Twitter has proposed a new policy to crack down on “dehumanizing speech.” And with a new policy comes a new reference for its actions. In a Twitter blog post written by Del Harvey, Twitter’s Vice President of Trust and Safety, and Vijaya Gadde, Legal, Policy and Trust & Safety Lead, the social media site prepared to expand its safety policy.

Twitter and Facebook are eager to take down or block users who violate their terms of service … but only if they swing to the right of the spectrum. After Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) was driven from a restaurant in DC by a group called Smash Racism DC, a branch of Antifa, the activists took to Twitter and Facebook to delight in their supposed victory.

Liberal Hollywood can tweet or post whatever it wants. But when a conservative posts something, it’s considered “a violation” — even when it’s just a humorous meme. Actor James Woods was recently suspended from Twitter for doing just that, posting content that apparently violated Twitter’s terms of service.