YouTube, Facebook, Spotify, and Apple have all taken actions against conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and his site Infowars this week, removing large amounts of content citing violations of hate speech policies. One prominent tech platform, however, is not in the aforementioned list.
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BuzzFeed Announces Another Live Show Coming To Twitter
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Twitter Founder Jack Dorsey Explains Why Twitter Isn’t Banning Alex Jones
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Anti-LGBTQ+ Hate Group Westboro Baptist Church Accidentally Promotes Elijah Daniel’s Album
The Westboro Baptist Church, an anti-LGBTQ+ hate group, accidentally promoted gay YouTube creator Elijah Daniel's new album, "God Hates Lil Phag," on Twitter, thinking it was homophobic. Now, the hate group plans to protest Daniel's upcoming tour.
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Insights: Twitter, Facebook Investors Find No Upside In Doing The Right Thing
Twitter and Facebook's stocks tanked as both companies got rid of millions of bots and fake accounts because Wall Street awards growth at all costs.
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Insights: A Pox on Your Vox – ESPN, Netflix Latest To Dump User Input
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Tickets For The First-Ever VidCon London Are On Sale Now
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Insights: Purging – It’s Not Just For Twitter Anymore (Or At Least It Shouldn’t Be)
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Executives From YouTube, Facebook, Twitter To Testify Before Congress Regarding Political Bias
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Twitter Users To Lose Tens Of Millions Of Followers After Company Excludes ‘Locked’ Accounts
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You Can Only Listen To Jaden Smith’s New Album On Instagram
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Snapchat Partners With Kylie Jenner To Launch Ecommerce Capabilities For Influencers
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You Can Watch The Last 2018 World Cup Games On YouTube, Hulu, DirecTV
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