The Media Cheers Government Censorship of the Internet
By Daniel Greenfield: What the media’s response to Sri Lanka’s social media shutdown says about its real agenda.
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Government vs. ransomware attacks
By Julio Rivera: The past week gave us a glimpse into what an increasingly possible, widespread rash of ransomware attacks would look like in a worst-case scenario for America.
Read MoreThe Threat Isn’t Coming, It’s Here: Security Dangers Imminent If China Controls 5G
Steven Bucci: Anyone concerned with protecting our wireless communications systems from state-sponsored Chinese surveillance should take note of several important, and troubling, developments.
Read MoreWei Qi – America’s Key to Victory
By Newt Gingrich: China is inevitably seeking global dominance across multiple domains.
Read MoreTech tyrants at Google do their best to obscure no indictments of Mueller Report
By Thomas Lifson: If the internet search monopolists at Google are trying to build a case that they are a dangerous threat to democracy in need of antitrust remediation, they are doing a good…
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Information Darkness Is Coming (Unless . . . )
Ned Ryun writes that unless something changes, information darkness is coming: Just over six years ago, I attended Google’s Political Innovation Summit in New York City. Over the course of the day, it dawned…
Read MoreDevin Nunes suing Twitter for defamation, shadow-banning, and censoring conservatives and ignoring lawful complaints of abuse
By Thomas Lifson: Conservatives angry over the suppression of their views on social media may be getting their day in court thanks to Rep. Devin Nunes.
Read MoreGoogle Refuses to Work With U.S. Military, But Joint Chiefs Chair Says They Provide ‘Direct Benefit’ to China’s
From American Wire: Gen. Joseph Dunford, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, had harsh words for Google’s relationship with China during an Armed Services Committee hearing.
Read MoreTo Win in 5G, We Must Break Government Monopolies
By Newt Gingrich: A response to FCC commissioner Brendan Carr.
Read MoreThe Incredible Hypocrisy of Jeff Bezos
By Daniel Greenfield: When the patron of sexual smear artists and hackers got hacked.
Read MoreMore than Just an Indictment
By Newt Gingrich: The recent federal indictments of Chinese telecom giant Huawei and its affiliates lay out a frightening story of a foreign company illicitly manipulating and exploiting loopholes in the American business system….
Read MoreA year after net neutrality’s demise, the Internet is faster
By Philip Wegmann: They said we would be neanderthals by now, savages scraping ourselves with pieces of broken pottery every time our cat videos wouldn’t buffer. But the Internet apocalypse hasn’t happened. Read more:…
Read MoreGoogle Search ‘Filter Bubbles’ Politically Divide Americans, Study Says
By Petr Svab: Google’s personalized search results are isolating people in bubbles of their own political preferences, making it harder for voters to make informed decisions on contentious issues, according to a study by…
Read MoreNet Neutrality Repeal: The Internet Apocalypse That Never Came
By Brittany Hunter: Whether the naysayers are willing to admit it or not, less government regulation results in better outcomes for both companies and consumers.
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Democracy, Deliberation, and the Internet
Bruce Thornton, one of my favorite writers these days, has a new article posted about our country, its political deliberation, and the Internet. Thornton’s depth of understanding and knowledge of history mirrors that of…
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