Big Tech Backlash

Twitter has cracked down on what it deems to be "misinformation" about the coronavirus pandemic for several months, but a recent tweet from a Chinese state media outlet alleging that the virus did not originate in China has yet to be acted on by the tech giant.

A rumor that Parler was hacked circulated on social media Tuesday, but CEO John Matze said it was simply “viral misinformation” spread by people who are “obsessed” with his emerging alternative to Twitter that puts an emphasis on free speech.

Amazon appears to have reversed its decision to pull the latest "Unreported Truths" installment from author Alex Berenson from its platform.

We shouldn't let our focus on voting machines distract us from everything else that happened this month

Some of Biden's full-time staffers, as well as transition team members, have ties to Silicon Valley.

Big Tech companies like Facebook and Twitter "crossed the line" censoring working-class America, billionaire tech firm CEO Peter Rex told "Fox & Friends."

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey were grilled during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing Tuesday but anyone who relies on nightly newscasts on ABC, CBS or NBC for information would have no idea, according to NewsBusters.

Parler CEO John Matze told Tucker Carlson on Tuesday that the social media app has seen a "massive explosion in growth" this year as more people reject prominent Silicon Valley rivals "where moderation seems to be the norm."

Twitter might have finally won its war against its archenemy — President Donald Trump.

Target sparked an outcry among critics last week when the big box retailer initially announced it was pulling a book that one Twitter user deemed "transphobic" before reversing its decision amid backlash – but observers feel this is simply the latest example of attempts at censorship backfiring.