The trouble with Trump’s new social network
What kind of free speech site won’t allow its users to speak freely about it?
Censorship
Friday
Tuesday
Could the Chinese gaming clampdown backfire?
The CCP now permits minors just three hours of gaming a week
Friday
Read Ray Bradbury before he’s canceled
Frankly, it’s a wonder we are allowed to read him at all
Monday
Joe Biden’s digital serfs
Social media has unhinged the voters and bypassed both the rational mind and the rational systems it once created
Thursday
Why is Trump banned from Twitter when the Taliban isn’t?
The official spokesman tweeted out a video of an Afghan security forces vehicle being blown up
Monday
What makes Jason Miller’s new social media app different?
‘We’re going to strive to make sure that people can talk about their political beliefs and their statements’
Tuesday
Right-wingers should stop concern-trolling the left
Conservatives often challenge progressive tactics without challenging progressive ideas
Wednesday
Canada creeps towards totalitarianism
If the Canadian government doesn’t like the content you’re producing, they want to ensure you can’t make a living off it
Monday
Last chance to end the tech tyranny
Big Tech’s unchecked power serves a moral vision as comprehensive as that of any religion
Tuesday
Stitch-up: why will no one touch The Human Centipede director’s new film?
‘Audiences worldwide want to be challenged, not dumbed down and patronized,’ says Tom Six
Wednesday
Twitter is in China’s pocket
If Jack Dorsey won’t flag disputed tweets from CCP agents, he is effectively endorsing their falsehoods
Wednesday
Unanswered questions for Big Tech
A week on from the New York Post story, we deserve answers
Wednesday
My open letter to Twitter
Twitter is NOTHING without me. Watch your profits tank. Witness your shareholders leaving in droves
Wednesday
President Trump should bend — but not break — Big Tech
Going back to the media of 25 years ago would not go well for the President or for conservatives
Thursday
Facebook is right. Twitter is wrong
Fact-checking widespread information on social media should be the job of journalists — but journalists have lost interest in facts
Tuesday
Facebook now jails me for sharing my own Spectator columns
Some faceless millennial nerd is policing how my people address each other online, which is exactly how we speak in real life
Monday
Dave Rubin is here to solve ‘95 percent’ of the internet’s problems
‘I’m not trying to create an exclusive safe space for my content because I’m afraid of what the world thinks’
Tuesday
The NBA tosses an alley-oop for China’s censors
Meanwhile, South Park offers a full-court press of freedom of expression
Saturday
Is war with Silicon Valley a Trump 2020 strategy?
The president ponders putting social media purges center stage
