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The Russian Justice Ministry labeled The Moscow Times, a popular English-language online newspaper, as a “foreign agent” on Friday, continuing a national crackdown on opposition media. The Moscow Times, founded after the downfall of the Soviet Union in 1992, is popular among Russian ex-patriots, foreigners in Russia and those critical of the Russian government. The…
Misinformation and disinformation retain the basic characteristics of speech. Unless they fall into one of very few exceptions, they are protected from censorship under the First Amendment. Consistent with those very limited exceptions, any effort by the government to prevent the dissemination of ideas or opinions, even if they are based on untruths, is unconstitutional….
” OFAC-compliant blocks on Ethereum hit three-month low of 47% “ The percentage of Ethereum blocks complying with orders set by the United States Office of Foreign Asset Control (OFAC) has now fallen to 47% — the lowest level since Oct. 11. The latest milestone in reversing censorship comes nearly three months after the percentage…
” Bitcoin Ordinals creator looks for fix after first instance of shock porn “ Only days after the launch of the Bitcoin (BTC)-based Ordinals protocol, its creator had to deal with their first shock pornographic image which has been inscribed into the blockchain. On Feb. 2 at around 12:15 AM UTC, an unsavory image known…
” Decentralized Twitter alternative goes live on Apple’s App Store “ Damus, a so-called “Twitter killer” built on a decentralized network has been approved on the Apple App Store. The Damus team confirmed the approval to its 11,500 Twitter followers on Jan. 31, following what it claims was at least three rejections from the Big…
“Russian 2016 election disinfo did nothing but drive liberals mad” Not all conspiracy theories are created equal. The same people who pride themselves on rigorously insisting on the facts — ideally, explained in the dulcet tones of an NPR anchor — are happy to embrace conspiracy theories supportive of their own worldview. This is why…
“Jan. 6, Brazil mobs pointless, the GOP’s new-old impasse and other commentary” From the right: Jan. 6, Brazil Mobs Pointless Mobs like those that stormed government buildings in Brasilia “can’t build anything” and “can’t make any serious claim to legitimacy or constitutional authority” — making them more like our Jan. 6 rioters “than the would-be…
“Adam Schiff wanted reporter Paul Sperry’s account suspended” US Rep. Adam Schiff tried to get a journalist suspended from Twitter and to have “any and content” related to House Intelligence Committee staffers removed from the site, according to the latest document dump authorized by new owner Elon Musk. In Tuesday’s installment of the ongoing “Twitter…
“No ‘right’ side to history, a start on fixing the FBI and other commentary” Progressive: No ‘Right’ Side to History “The right side of history,” that “staple of progressive rhetoric,” is a “myth,” argues William Deresiewicz at The Free Press: History “does not take sides.” The myth “makes for arrogance and condescension” on the left,…
“Europe’s ‘anti-hate’ laws and arrests a warning for free speech in US” This week, the arrest of British Catholic woman for “praying” outside an abortion clinic has attracted international attention. But the jailing of Isabel Vaughan-Spruce, director of anti-abortion group March for Life UK, is neither surprising nor particularly rare as a denial of free…