News Archive 705Results Items per page: 10 20 50 Sort by: Relevance Date Filtered By: Social Media Clear All Your search did not return any results. Please try another search. Analysis The KIDS Act would put Washington in charge of how we can communicate online June 29, 2026 Congress’s KIDS Act would give government broad power over online speech platforms, including social media, chatbots, video games, and adult websites. Analysis In defense of anonymity, the guard dog of free expression June 26, 2026 Anonymity doesn't protect trolls — it protects everyone from abuse victims to dissidents. That's why attacks on anonymous speech threaten us all. Statement STATEMENT: ICE tracked down a New York woman who posted information she saw in a newspaper. Why her fight is everyone’s fight. June 25, 2026 ICE reportedly warned a Syracuse woman over an Instagram post repeating public news. That's not how free speech works in America today. Analysis The ‘papers, please’ era of the internet will decimate your privacy June 25, 2026 Age verification is becoming identity verification. The result won’t be a safer internet — it will be a less private, less free one. Analysis How does the First Amendment apply to AI? June 24, 2026 AI isn’t authorless. Every chatbot reply reflects human choices — and the First Amendment protects both its creation and your access. Press Release VICTORY: FIRE, press freedom advocates win settlement over California law prohibiting anyone from sharing lawfully obtained information about sealed arrest records June 22, 2026 In a win for press freedom rights and free expression, the city of San Francisco and state of California have agreed to settle a lawsuit over the public’s ability to discuss sealed arrest records. Blog UK teen social media ban is anonymity-killer for adults June 16, 2026 The United Kingdom is unveiling a new policy that will use age verification tools to restrict youth access to social media and other programs. Analysis Illinois' doomed plan to tax social media June 12, 2026 Illinois can tax income — not speech. Its new social media fee targets platforms for user content, inviting a First Amendment fight. Press Release FIRE endorses Senate bill that would prevent government coercion of protected speech June 11, 2026 FIRE supports a bipartisan bill that would prevent the federal government from strong-arming private parties into censoring protected expression. Analysis FIRE backs JAWBONE Act to end backdoor censorship June 11, 2026 FIRE backs the bipartisan JAWBONE Act to curb government jawboning, boost transparency, and protect free speech online. Previous Page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 ... Page 71 Next Page
705Results Items per page: 10 20 50 Sort by: Relevance Date Filtered By: Social Media Clear All Your search did not return any results. Please try another search. Analysis The KIDS Act would put Washington in charge of how we can communicate online June 29, 2026 Congress’s KIDS Act would give government broad power over online speech platforms, including social media, chatbots, video games, and adult websites. Analysis In defense of anonymity, the guard dog of free expression June 26, 2026 Anonymity doesn't protect trolls — it protects everyone from abuse victims to dissidents. That's why attacks on anonymous speech threaten us all. Statement STATEMENT: ICE tracked down a New York woman who posted information she saw in a newspaper. Why her fight is everyone’s fight. June 25, 2026 ICE reportedly warned a Syracuse woman over an Instagram post repeating public news. That's not how free speech works in America today. Analysis The ‘papers, please’ era of the internet will decimate your privacy June 25, 2026 Age verification is becoming identity verification. The result won’t be a safer internet — it will be a less private, less free one. Analysis How does the First Amendment apply to AI? June 24, 2026 AI isn’t authorless. Every chatbot reply reflects human choices — and the First Amendment protects both its creation and your access. Press Release VICTORY: FIRE, press freedom advocates win settlement over California law prohibiting anyone from sharing lawfully obtained information about sealed arrest records June 22, 2026 In a win for press freedom rights and free expression, the city of San Francisco and state of California have agreed to settle a lawsuit over the public’s ability to discuss sealed arrest records. Blog UK teen social media ban is anonymity-killer for adults June 16, 2026 The United Kingdom is unveiling a new policy that will use age verification tools to restrict youth access to social media and other programs. Analysis Illinois' doomed plan to tax social media June 12, 2026 Illinois can tax income — not speech. Its new social media fee targets platforms for user content, inviting a First Amendment fight. Press Release FIRE endorses Senate bill that would prevent government coercion of protected speech June 11, 2026 FIRE supports a bipartisan bill that would prevent the federal government from strong-arming private parties into censoring protected expression. Analysis FIRE backs JAWBONE Act to end backdoor censorship June 11, 2026 FIRE backs the bipartisan JAWBONE Act to curb government jawboning, boost transparency, and protect free speech online. Previous Page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 ... Page 71 Next Page
Analysis The KIDS Act would put Washington in charge of how we can communicate online June 29, 2026 Congress’s KIDS Act would give government broad power over online speech platforms, including social media, chatbots, video games, and adult websites.
Analysis In defense of anonymity, the guard dog of free expression June 26, 2026 Anonymity doesn't protect trolls — it protects everyone from abuse victims to dissidents. That's why attacks on anonymous speech threaten us all.
Statement STATEMENT: ICE tracked down a New York woman who posted information she saw in a newspaper. Why her fight is everyone’s fight. June 25, 2026 ICE reportedly warned a Syracuse woman over an Instagram post repeating public news. That's not how free speech works in America today.
Analysis The ‘papers, please’ era of the internet will decimate your privacy June 25, 2026 Age verification is becoming identity verification. The result won’t be a safer internet — it will be a less private, less free one.
Analysis How does the First Amendment apply to AI? June 24, 2026 AI isn’t authorless. Every chatbot reply reflects human choices — and the First Amendment protects both its creation and your access.
Press Release VICTORY: FIRE, press freedom advocates win settlement over California law prohibiting anyone from sharing lawfully obtained information about sealed arrest records June 22, 2026 In a win for press freedom rights and free expression, the city of San Francisco and state of California have agreed to settle a lawsuit over the public’s ability to discuss sealed arrest records.
Blog UK teen social media ban is anonymity-killer for adults June 16, 2026 The United Kingdom is unveiling a new policy that will use age verification tools to restrict youth access to social media and other programs.
Analysis Illinois' doomed plan to tax social media June 12, 2026 Illinois can tax income — not speech. Its new social media fee targets platforms for user content, inviting a First Amendment fight.
Press Release FIRE endorses Senate bill that would prevent government coercion of protected speech June 11, 2026 FIRE supports a bipartisan bill that would prevent the federal government from strong-arming private parties into censoring protected expression.
Analysis FIRE backs JAWBONE Act to end backdoor censorship June 11, 2026 FIRE backs the bipartisan JAWBONE Act to curb government jawboning, boost transparency, and protect free speech online.
