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Fake news victims deploy lawsuits to shut down lies and disinformation

Fake news victims are using lawsuits to shut down the lies. Can courts cure this plague? Victims of disinformation campaigns are asking the courts to do what the media won’t: Impose professional standards. We need to regulate ourselves. Kathy Kiely Opinion contributor It has been obvious for the past four years that President Donald Trump wants to muzzle the media. What divine justice that the outlets and platforms most likely to be muted after his four years as president come to an all-too predictably chaotic and violence-ridden end are those that bayed most loudly on his behalf. Even before last week’s horrific scenes of a disinformation-addled mob at the U.S. Capitol trying to undo the results of a democratic election, even before the online platforms that for too long enjoyed a symbiotic relationship with the poster in chief finally were shocked into behaving like publishing grown-ups, there were signals that the era of media-enabled madness could be coming to an

Treasury Department sanctions inner circle of Russian agent Derkach for election interference

Derkach was identified by U.S. intelligence services in August as being part of a Russian-backed operation to smear and discredit President-elect Joe Biden Giuliani, Trump’s top operator in efforts to overturn the election, had met with Derkach in December 2019 to discuss investigating the Biden family and the two appeared together on the pro-Trump news channel One America News Network, where they pushed debunked theories of corruption involving Biden and his son Hunter Biden.  ADVERTISEMENT The sanctions announced Monday target seven individuals and four entities related to Derkach’s inner circle. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo “Derkach, a member of the Ukrainian parliament, has been an active Russian agent for more than a decade, maintaining close connections with Russian intelligence services,” Pompeo said in a statement. 

Apps Claiming Free Speech for Users Vie for Parler s Place

Apps Claiming ‘Free Speech’ for Users Vie for Parler’s Place Bloomberg 1/11/2021 © Photographer: Roy Liu/Bloomberg Telegram app (Bloomberg) Big tech’s decision to ban the Parler app and block outgoing U.S. President Donald Trump is stoking support for alternative social networking sites and apps that bill themselves as promoting free speech and privacy. Popular Searches Facebook Inc. and Twitter Inc. took the strongest action yet to address accusations that their platforms are being used to stoke conspiracy theories, misinformation and incite violence after a mob at a Trump rally broke into the U.S. Capitol last week. Right-wing users have felt maligned and moved to alternative sites like Parler, backed by Rebekah Mercer, the daughter of hedge fund investor Robert Mercer. A rush to the site late last year made Parler the top downloaded app following President-elect Joe Biden’s victory.

Apps claiming free speech for users vie to take Parler s place

Apps claiming free speech for users vie to take Parler s place
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Experts say the Trump allies and right-wing media outlets facing defamation lawsuits from the voting-technology company Dominion could be on the hook for huge sums if they lose

Experts say the Trump allies and right-wing media outlets facing defamation lawsuits from the voting-technology company Dominion could be on the hook for huge sums if they lose
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