Tag Archives: Censorship

DuckDuckGo finds itself again dealing with the fallout of Bing being Bing.

Against the tendency of purportedly American companies to export CCP censorship abroad.

If Bing blacklists a site in its index from appearing to searchers, will it still use the site to inform its ChatGPT implementation? A simple question for Microsoft.

In honor of our being blacklisted by Bing (and as a result, DuckDuckGo), an essay on their Chinese Communist Party problem.

How the depictions of emojis put third parties in control of individual speech.

All aboard the nicest boat.

I explain why I find it more than a little bit ironic that China, which previously bristled at naming viruses after real-world locations, warned the World Health Organization about an “African Swine Fever” outbreak.

〜Bing enters the pro-Chinese Communist Party censorship arena with style〜

Wherein I diagnose problems with the contemporary fact-checking industry and advance principles for fact-checking reform.

〜When the errors tend to err in one direction〜

In opposition to a depressing proposed Senate resolution.