Catholics in the Crosshairs of Big Tech?: Recent Cluster of Cases of De Facto Online Censorship Raises Concerns
Lack of transparency from platforms makes intentional suppression an open question.
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Twitter, Truth and Transgenderism: Catholic Outlet Suspended for Biden Nominee Report
The Catholic media outlet was informed of the Twitter suspension Jan. 24.
Fate of Twitter Competitor Parler Stirs Applause and Fear
After the U.S. Capitol riot Jan. 6, Twitter and Facebook barred President Donald Trump from their platforms. Apple and Google then banished Parler from their app stores, sparking debate over the tech giants’ outsized role in U.S. politics and stirring fears of a further crackdown on free speech.
The Future of Humanity Passes by Way of the Family — Not Parler, Twitter or Facebook
We must read the “signs of the times” and strategically rebuild with an eye to true freedom.
Big Tech Is Not Our Friend
We made a major mistake by abandoning blogs and websites for Facebook and Twitter. It’s time to return.
Czech Cardinal Criticizes Big Tech Censorship After Twitter Account is Suspended
Czech media said that a possible reason for the suspension was a tweet that Cardinal Duka posted Oct. 1 linking to an article about the confirmation of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Are Catholic Flame Wars Evangelizing Online? Bishop Barron Says ‘No’
Auxiliary bishop of Los Angeles, Bishop Robert Barron, issued a “pastoral cry of the heart” to encourage Catholics to stop tearing each other apart online and instead provide well structured and charitable arguments.
President Trump Tweets He’s ‘Honored’ by Archbishop Viganò Letter
Former U.S. Nuncio’s Letter to President One of Several Recent Apocalyptic Writings.
Pride Parades vs. Eucharistic Processions
Hiding behind a “God loves you” message while accepting slavery to sin and rebellion is not love.
Bias in Tech Against Pro-Life Movement?
Pro-life organizations run into trouble buying advertising on social media, particularly Twitter, to get their message out.
