Last February, a YouTube executive took the stand in a landmark social media addiction trial in Los Angeles — the first to test whether tech companies could be held liable for the design and operation of their platforms and resulting psychological harm to children.
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The “smart” people in Silicon Valley are repackaging an old idea in order to sugar-coat their brave new world order of artificial intelligence.
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Great Britain’s and Brazil’s governments are cracking down on free speech in unprecedented ways.
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Congress has been considering various ways to protect children from online dangers. This week the House is taking a good first step.
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Today, most of our communication, information gathering, and commerce is conducted through smart devices and the internet. Unfortunately, we have been forced to sacrifice some freedom in exchange for more knowledge and convenience. Technology conglomerates have grown so large that they have the power to influence elections, indoctrinate kids, and take away people’s livelihoods.
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The social media censorship case recently argued before the U.S. Supreme Court highlights the worrisome perspective of many liberal justices today who seem to have forgotten the purpose of the First Amendment’s protection of free speech.
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Insider reports of events that are not always depicted with the utmost accuracy by the mainstream media can provide insights that either confirm or refute what we might have previously thought. Larry Taunton’s description of the people and ideas being touted at the World Economic Forum in Davos provides exactly that.
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A hallmark of totalitarian regimes is that they do not like to be questioned. Protesting anything that goes against their preferred narrative is encouraged, but the same fairness is never extended to their opponents. In fact, they might deliver weekly indictments of those who dare to inquire.
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It is sometimes hard to believe how deceptive and anti-American this administration is until we learn about the millions of dollars being spent to wage war on ordinary citizens. This is real. It must be exposed and fought.
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Like ships passing in the night, Congress left Washington, D.C. to go back home while the Supreme Court Justices gathered to begin their Fall term. This term, the Court will hear oral arguments on cases regarding free speech, elections, affirmative action, big tech, and more.
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With the explosion of internet technology over the last few decades, Congress has been unable to keep up. While the world wide web has given us connected us to many good experiences, the access of online predators continues to multiply.
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Probably the closest thing we have to a monopoly in the corporate and tech worlds is Google, the powerful internet search engine that even spawned its own verb. Unfortunately, this almost-monopoly enjoys censoring information it doesn’t like, such as anything that goes against fashionable far-left narratives.
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Big Tech surveillance and COVID passports are changing America into a clone of China. “The COVID-19 pandemic began in China, and one of its apparent side effects is that it slowly transforms western governments into China-like surveillance states,” wrote journalist Jordan Schachtel.
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LinkedIn has joined other social media giants in censoring anything with which the cancellers disagree. Forget facts and data; they are so 20th century, especially when there are leftist agendas to promote.
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February 25, 2021 Equality Act Just Another Step Toward Gender Ideology Adherence This week, it’s a dumpster fire on Capitol Hill. While the second impeachment
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Media Research Center President Brent Bozell and conservative leaders on Tuesday released a letter to the Attorneys General of the states calling for an investigation
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You’ve probably heard “big tech” used by talking heads. But, if you are anything like us, you may not know what is actually meant when someone says “big tech.”
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Editor’s Note: Watching a Reichstag Fire Decree type of response to the events at the Capitol on January 6 should give us pause. Totalitarians have
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December 10, 2020 President to Veto NDAA over Big Tech Protections Back in July, we alerted you to some concerning policies in the William M.
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Any mother of busy children knows the reams of paperwork one completes when signing them up for gymnastics, swim team, robotics club, Vacation Bible School or any other activity. One line or box to check might be overlooked but poses a major threat to the future of privacy, especially our children’s privacy.
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No one should be able to own facts about other people. Our names and numbers, and also the laws we must obey, should not be property that can be owned by corporations and policed by federal courts.
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