Ryan Hartwig was a content moderator for nearly two years working for Cognizant, subcontracted by Facebook. He reviewed and deleted groups, pages, posts, comments, and videos for Facebook and Instagram.
Tag - censorship
Podcast, Kibbe on Liberty
The War on Misinformation Is a Disaster for Free Speech | Guest: Jenin Younes | Ep 192
Matt Kibbe sits down with Jenin Younes, litigation counsel for the New Civil Liberties Alliance, to discuss the lawsuit filed by two attorneys general against the federal government over online censorship.
Matt Kibbe sits down with conservatarian journalist and commentator Olivia Rondeau to talk about the Biden administration’s obsession with fighting alleged disinformation.
Podcast, Kibbe on Liberty
Why America Doesn’t Have Free Speech on the Internet | Guest: Glenn Beck | Ep 171
Matt Kibbe is joined by Glenn Beck to talk about the gatekeepers of the internet who suppress ideas, news, and stories that do not fit the mainstream narrative.
The news that Julian Assange will be extradited to the United States to face criminal espionage charges should concern anyone who values transparency and freedom of information.
Podcast, Leaving the Left for Liberty
Zach Vorhies vs. The Immunization of the Internet | Leaving the Left for Liberty | Ep 8
Zach Vorhies blew the whistle on Google’s push to create “a clean and regularly sanitized news corpus.”
Right-wing distrust of our institutions has a backstory that largely mirrors the commonly accepted grievances of the political left.
What motivates a person to want to silence all competing voices? Matt Kibbe is joined by attorney and author Robert Corn-Revere to discuss this question and others.
Podcast, Leaving the Left for Liberty
Zach Vorhies vs. Google’s Subjective Reality | Leaving the Left for Liberty | Ep 7
Zach Vorhies is a Google whistleblower and a Project Veritas Insider. A former Senior Software Engineer, he says Google took a hard turn toward “authoritarianism” and began installing an “autocratic regime” of censorship in late 2016.
Gatekeeping is inextricable from any political philosophy. And it usually serves to hone and improve ideas, making them more palatable to voters.