Twitter, Censorship, and the Future of the Internet

Update: 2021-11-30

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The resignation of Jack Dorsey and curious immediate moves by his replacement raise troubling questions about the future of the Internet

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In Channel

“Truth Cops” With Ken Klippenstein

2022-11-0352:31

America This Week, July 24-31

2022-07-3001:38:30

The Great American Military Rebrand

2022-07-2201:20:16

On my interview with Ben Shapiro, the end of Roe, and the death of Normie politics

2022-06-2801:26:37

On Third Parties, Media Censorship, and Jesse and Tyrel Ventura’s Arrival at Substack

2022-06-1301:20:42

The NFL Draft Decoded

2022-04-2801:08:40

Orwell was Right

2022-03-1701:19:16

Discussion with Ryan Grim: Democrats and the Squad

2022-02-2301:12:19

The Ukraine Invasion Prediction Faceplant

2022-02-1701:31:04

Discussion with Glenn Greenwald on Censorship, the Rogan Furor, “Fact-checking” and Misinformation

2022-02-0301:33:40

The Folly of Pandemic Censorship

2022-01-2801:45:10

War in Ukraine, with Matt Bivens

2022-01-2801:34:11

Discussion with Wesley Yang

2022-01-2101:35:13

Discussion with author Walter Kirn on moral manias, humor, and the end of the “Question Authority” era

2022-01-1401:59:18

Dick Cheney and 1/6 Coverage

2022-01-0901:13:29

Democrats and Education

2021-12-2901:26:51

Loudoun County Series

2021-12-2301:45:17

Twitter, Censorship, and the Future of the Internet

2021-11-3001:16:26

As America Falls Apart, Profits Soar

2021-11-1701:01:28

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Twitter, Censorship, and the Future of the Internet

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Twitter, Censorship, and the Future of the Internet

Matt Taibbi

Twitter, Censorship, and the Future of the Internet