The U.S. House Judiciary Committee is bringing accountability to Australia’s chief censor after she refused to fully cooperate.
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The Telegram messenger app is currently in a battle royale with Australia’s anti-free speech eSafety commission over a controversial censorship law.
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Twitter Files journalist Michael Shellenberger called out an attempt by anti-free speech foreign leaders to develop a “global system of mass censorship.”
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced a big move against foreigners who trample the rights of Americans.
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A free speech advocate under fire in another country recently praised the Trump administration for its stance on free speech.
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An Australian censorship bill went up in smoke over the weekend after it received abysmal support from the Australian Senate.
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Australian eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant conceded defeat in a weeks-long effort to force X (formerly Twitter) to censor content she didn’t approve of across the globe.
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An Australian federal judge has swooped in to defend free speech by siding with Elon Musk in the tech billionaire’s latest spat with Australia’s Ministry of Truth.
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Elon Musk has been targeted by yet another authoritarian government for his company X’s reluctance to censor political content.
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Australia’s Communications Minister threatened that X (formerly Twitter) will be in “big trouble” if it does not comply with the country’s proposed new censorship laws.
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Australian eSafety commissioner Julie Inman Grant called for a “recalibration” of “freedom of speech” online during the World Economic Forum conference in Davos, Switzerland on Monday. BusinessWorld contributing editor Pranjal Sharma also claimed…
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In retaliation to a proposed law in Australia that would require tech giants like Facebook and Google to pay for news content on their platforms, Facebook blocked all local and global news sites from Australia. Facebook’s Australian news blackout…
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A proposed law from the Land Down Under did not go over well with Facebook.
Facebook has decided to block all news in and from Australian users in response to a proposed law that would require the platform to pay news publishers for…
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When the U.S.-based crowdfunding website GoFundMe booted Australian athlete Israel Folau, critics had no idea it would be the best thing they could do for him. Folau is a popular national figure both as an athlete and an outspoken Christian. He was…
