Michelle Malkin reports on her own experiences with Big Tech censorship. Her report is at The Daily Signal. Here are a few extracts:
I learned last week from a Silicon
Valley whistleblower, who spoke with the intrepid investigative team at Project
Veritas, that my namesake news and opinion website is on a Google blacklist.
Thank goodness the Big Tech giant
hasn’t taken over the newspaper syndication business yet. Twenty years of
column writing have allowed me to break news and disseminate my opinions
without the tyranny of social justice algorithms downgrading or whitewashing my
words.
But given the toxic metastasis of
social media in every aspect of our lives, especially for those who make their
living exercising the First Amendment, it may only be a matter of time before
this column somehow falls prey to the Google Ministry of Truth, too.
. . .
My apparent sin: Independently
growing a large organic following of readers on the internet who share my
mainstream conservative views on immigration, jihad, education, social issues,
economic policy, faith, and more.
. . .
Indeed, my first substantiated
censorship by Google/YouTube, which was covered by The New York Times, occurred
13 years ago in 2006. Around that time, it also became clear to me that humans,
not algorithms, were manipulating Google Images to prioritize unspeakably crude
photoshopped images of me disseminated by left-wing misogynists. And not long
after, my heavily trafficked blog posts started dropping off the search engine
radar altogether.
Read the full report here.
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