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As winter goes on, Big Tech continues to freeze free speech.

A Meta Oversight Board member whined that the platform’s election-interfering 2020 censorship was “not enough.”

Big Tech companies found themselves in deep trouble on Wednesday, following a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on social media harms and rampant sexual exploitation of children online.

Eighteen states are taking a firm stand for free speech against Big Tech censorship.

A Republican senator called on the Supreme Court to finally address the rampant censorship targeting Americans’ speech on Big Tech platforms.

The authoritarians at the Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH) have an overwhelmingly broad new censorship demand for YouTube. 

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta boasted about a “fundamental shift” of integrating artificial intelligence (AI) in every part of your life.

Leftist fact-checkers target media outlets like The Babylon Bee to give social media platforms an excuse for censorship, the company’s CEO, Seth Dillon, told independent journalist Tucker Carlson. 

Big Tech is accused of stifling free speech, with Google named the worst offender for censoring 2024 presidential candidates, particularly those opposing President Joe Biden. TikTok, seen as biased against Israel, partnered with fact-checkers to remove videos related to the Israel-Hamas conflict. Twitter censored content challenging the prevailing narrative on transgender issues but showed…

The Meta Oversight Board — in a rare display — actually ruled against Facebook’s and Instagram’s censorship regime and stood partially in favor of free speech.

Libs of TikTok bashed “anti-free speech” Disney for having a double standard for its advertising on social media.

Facebook and Instagram are under legal scrutiny stemming from a lawsuit filed by New Mexico, accusing the companies of inexplicably facilitating “prime locations” of child sex abuse content—and X (formerly Twitter) owner Elon Musk is blasting the inexplicable silence from advertising companies that have boycotted ads on X over accusations of anti-Semitism.

Americans just celebrated the quintessential US holiday, Thanksgiving, but Big Tech was far more dedicated to attacking freedom than celebrating it.

Google, YouTube, Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, LinkedIn and TikTok each participated in election interference when they censored presidential candidates and particularly Biden opponents a total of 162 times.