(Jim Hoft) Cuban authorities shut down access to internet websites and social media following mass people protests over the weekend.
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“Offensive Content” Next? Comcast Suspends User’s Internet Service For Downloading Copyrighted Material
(Paul Joseph Watson) After Comcast suspended a user’s Internet access for downloading copyrighted material, some people are asking whether in the near future similar punishments could be inflicted for accessing ‘offensive content’.
Amazon Deletes America’s Frontline Doctor’s Website from the Internet – Doctors Scramble to Salvage Site
(Joe Hoft) Amerca’s Frontline Doctors, the courageous group of doctors who spoke out against the government’s irresponsible and damaging COVID responses, had their website taken down by Amazon.
A Map Of The Online World In Incredible Detail
(Zero Hedge) The internet is intangible, and, as Visual Capitalist’s Carmen Ang points out, because you can’t see it, it can be hard to comprehend its sheer vastness. As well, it’s difficult to gauge the relative size of different web properties. However, this map of the internet by Halcyon Maps offers a unique solution to these problems.
A Number Of Websites Down In Massive Internet Outage
(Tyler Durden) All of Fastly’s services appear operational, and the global CDN disruption has been resolved.
Internet Blown Away By Rare 2001 Video Of Kamala Harris At Awards Show
(Martin Walsh) A video surfaced of Kamala Harris at an award show in 2001 and absolutely stunned the internet.
Is the World Economic Forum’s ‘Cyber Polygon 2020’ Predicting an Upcoming Internet Attack?
(Joe Hoft) After COVID-19 should we be worried about a world cyberattack that impacts the Internet and shuts it down?
Google Shadow Bans Searches For “Riots Today” Following Violent Unrest in Minnesota
(NWO Report) Amidst yet another night of violent unrest in Minnesota, Google is effectively shadow banning searches for “riots today” despite other search engines providing links to stories about the riots when the same search term is used.
Wikipedia’s Founder is Creating New Free Speech Competitor to Website, Citing Leftist Domination
(Richard Moorhead) The man who originally created online encyclopedia Wikipedia is pledging to create a new platform to replace it, citing Wikipedia’s left-wing bias.
Twitter Suspends Founder of Internet Accountability Project for “Hate Speech”
(Jim Hoft) When you’re on a roll, you’re on a roll. Twitter suspended the founder of the Internet Accountability Project on Thursday from their platform.
Universities Threaten To Cut Off Students’ Internet Access If They Fail To Comply With COVID Restrictions
(Steve Watson) Universities in the US are threatening to completely cut off basic services, including internet access for students if they do not fully comply with all COVID restrictions on campus, according to a report.
Revenge: An Internet Mob Is Turning The Stock Market Into “A Video Game”, And The Establishment Is Freaking Out
(Staff Writer) Every great story needs a great enemy
Idaho Internet Provider Blocks Access to Facebook and Twitter After Customers Decry Censorship
(Tyler O’Neil) A North Idaho internet provider has blocked access to Facebook and Twitter for some customers after customers requested the block, citing the social media platforms’ recent ban on President Donald Trump and other conservatives. YourT1Wifi announced the block in an email to customers, urging customers who want to access Facebook and Twitter to reach out so the company would put them on its “allowed list.” In separate comments to a local news outlet, the company’s president suggested that only users who requested the block would be unable to access Facebook and Twitter.
Information War? Internet Archive To Rewrite History With Alerts For Sites That Have Been Fact Checked
(Aaron Kesel) According to an Archive.org blog post, you will now know if a page was pulled down or received an alert over what “fact-checkers” consider “misinformation.”
Study Suggest That Intellectually Humble People Possess Superior General Knowledge
(Mayukh Saha) In this internet age, knowledge is no longer something you cannot acquire. You don’t always have to go to a library or search for something you want to learn. The internet has all the information you need – you just have to Google it. Hence, in this era of constant knowledge-seeking, you might feel ignorant if you don’t know something. But that is where intellectual humility comes in.