Despite their arrogance and intractability, these companies are already arousing the ire of consumers and business to an extent that if they continue on their present course, they will ultimately lose on this front in the culture war.

All Google users are being tracked by default in terms of physically where [they’re] going and located.

While it’s doubtful that we’ll ever have the pleasure of seeing Zuckerberg and his peers featured as impoverished, drug-addicted has-beens on TMZ, I’d happily settle for their descent into obscurity.

If we are not free to speak and think in what is today’s Gutenberg press, then we could not be worse off.

Another elite globalist, George Soros, has issued a death threat to tech giants over what basically amounts to freedom of speech.  Because globalists cannot control the narrative on the world wide web, condemnation will have to suffice…for now. Billionaire hedge fund manager George Soros slammed Facebook and Google, two companies he’s invested

Further proof of what I have been documenting for the past year: the social media giants’ war on freedom and truth. The election of President Trump was the casus belli for the left’s war on free speech. Stunned by his victory, they could not reconcile that he won. The media,

In another example of hypocrisy from individuals who promote “tolerance and diversity,” Google is now being sued over what former Google engineer James Damore is calling discrimination against white, male conservatives. Damore was fired back in August after he posted an internal memo which argued that women were biologically less

A secret intelligence operative inside the Trump administration known as “QAnon” has linked the resignation of Eric Schmidt as executive chairman of Google’s parent company, Alphabet, at nearly the same time that President Trump signed an executive order on Thursday. QAnon simply posted, “ES (Goog) resigned today post EO.  Coincidence? 

Are the days of the free and open Internet numbered? The Internet is certainly used for all sorts of horrible things, but it has also allowed ordinary people to communicate on a mass scale that would have been unimaginable decades ago. In the old days, if you wanted to reach

They aren’t like surveillance states, they are surveillance states. How much worse will it get? Facebook, together with Alphabet’s Google, accounts for around two fifths of internet advertising, which is forecast to grow by 13 percent to $205 billion this year – overtaking television as the biggest channel for companies