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Report: Google Manually Manipulates Search Results to Exclude Conservative Sites
Google manually manipulates search results in an effort to exclude conservative websites, such as the American Spectator, the Conservative Tribune, and the Gateway Pundit, according to documents leaked to the Daily Caller. → Read More
YouTube's Biggest Star PewDiePie to Stream Exclusively with Competitor DLive
PewDiePie, the most popular personality on YouTube, has announced that his livestreams will now be exclusive to competing blockchain-based platform DLive. → Read More
Gillette Venus Ad Campaign Features Obese, Trans Models
Gillette's new Gillette Venus advertisement campaign features morbidly obese women and transgender models. The company claims "ALL types of beautiful skin | Tech Gillette's new Gillette Venus advertisement campaign features fat and transgender models. → Read More
Report: Facebook Ad Algorithm Discriminates Even When Told Not To
Facebook's advertisement targeting system can't help but discriminate, according to a report, which claimed it discriminates by race and gender even when told not to. → Read More
'Minecraft' Erases References to Creator 'Notch' for Thought Crime on Transgenderism
References to Minecraft creator Markus "Notch" Persson have been removed from the game after he expressed his belief that transgender women are not women this month. → Read More
Scientific American: 'The Internet Knows You Better than Your Spouse Does'
In a Scientific American article, titled "The Internet Knows You Better Than Your Spouse Does," author Frank Luerweg revealed that an online test, which tracks users' digital footprints to provide a detailed personality analysis, knew many of those tested better than their spouses. → Read More
Facebook Says 'Mistake' Caused Total Blacklist of Links from Zero Hedge
Facebook temporarily blocked users from posting articles from finance and politics blog Zero Hedge this week, calling the blacklisting a "mistake." → Read More
Twitter Suspends Reporter for 'Learn to Code' Joke After CEO Admits Action Too 'Aggressive'
Twitter suspended Daily Caller reporter Chuck Ross for twelve hours, Sunday, after he posted "Learn to code." → Read More
YouTube to 'Fact-Check' Video Searches Which Feature 'Misinformation'
Google's video platform YouTube is set to roll out a "fact-check" feature on video searches that are "prone to misinformation," warning users that certain topics are "FAKE." → Read More
Gab Launches ‘Dissenter’ Platform to Add Comments Section to Every Page on the Internet
Free speech social network Gab has launched a new comments platform, Dissenter, which allows users to make comments on every single website on the Internet without fear of censorship or banning. → Read More
Indie Journo Tim Pool Shows Congress the Questions to Ask Twitter's Jack Dorsey
Journalist Tim Pool's questioning of Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and executive Vijaya Gadde on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast, Tuesday, is what Dorsey's congressional hearing should have been. → Read More
Big Business & Big Government Beg Amazon to Come Back to New York City
Dozens of CEOs and government officials signed an open letter begging Amazon to continue with its development of HQ2 in New York City. → Read More
xHamster Report: Frequent Porn Consumption May Increase Bisexuality
A report from porn website xHamster claimed frequent porn consumption might increase bisexuality. → Read More
Scientists: 'Hollywood Stars' Are Pricing Dinosaur Fossils out of Museums, Research Projects
Hollywood stars and other wealthy individuals are reportedly pricing dinosaur fossils out of museums and the hands of scientists, resulting in paleontologists calling for a worldwide halt of private sales. → Read More
Rotten Tomatoes Removes Pre-Release Ratings, Comments Due to 'Trolling'
Movie and television show review website Rotten Tomatoes has removed pre-release comments and the ability for users to rate an upcoming title based on how badly they want to see it, in response to alleged "trolling" on the platform. → Read More
PayPal CEO Admits Partnership with Far-Left SPLC to Blacklist Conservatives
PayPal CEO Dan Schulman admitted during an interview with the Wall Street Journal that PayPal works with the far-left Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) when it considers blacklisting conservatives. → Read More
YouTube: 'Inappropriate Comments' Could Result in Video Demonetization
Google-owned platform YouTube announced, Thursday, that "inappropriate comments" left by other users on content creators' videos could result in the video becoming demonetized — ineligible for advertising revenue. → Read More
Report: Microsoft Edge Browser 'Lets Facebook Run Flash Code Behind Users' Backs'
Microsoft's Edge browser reportedly allowed Facebook to "run Adobe Flash code behind users' backs." → Read More
Report: Facial Recognition Software 'Misgendering' Trans People
Facial recognition software's struggle to identify transgender and "nonbinary" people could have dangerous results in the future, according to a report from Vice's Motherboard. → Read More
Report: Emojis Increasingly Being Referenced in Court Cases
Emojis are increasingly common in court cases, and the meanings behind these emojis are reportedly being argued during trials. → Read More