The Hypocrisy Underlying the Campus-Speech Controversy
Conservative lawmakers can’t seem to decide how they feel about government influencing private institutions’ speech policies.
Conservative lawmakers can’t seem to decide how they feel about government influencing private institutions’ speech policies.
A dispute about a stalking conviction has morphed into something very different—with potentially dangerous results.
Twitter’s new owner faces a difficult regulatory landscape around the world.
Social media’s newest billionaire overlord is in for a surprise.
The video-sharing app avoids scrutiny because politicians don’t take it seriously.
Facebook’s made-up court is filling an enormous legal void.
If the social-media giant can discourage hate speech and incitements to violence on a special occasion, it can do so all the time.
Tech giants must not treat their crackdown on the president’s social accounts as an edge case. The social web should be different now.
In 2020, the need to contain misinformation about COVID-19 pushed Facebook and Twitter into a role they never wanted—arbiters of the truth.
When a duly elected president is bent on spreading misinformation, tech companies can rein him in only so much.