Category: Writing
Online Censorship’s Institutional Power
The converging interests of technocrats, media, and academia, as seen through the lens of the world’s most deplatformed US-legal website.
Using US Courts to Burn Money, for Free, Forever
I have been sued by the same woman six times pro se in forma pauperis.
Section 230 isn’t the problem, Payment Networks are
Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act is one of the most important pieces of legislation in American history.
Re-opening Europa
COVID-19 shows how preposterously incapable the EU is at preparing, implementing, and announcing a coordinated response to any fucking thing.
No loss condition — why YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook own you
“#VoxAdpocalypse”, YouTube’s newest scandal, and Google’s subsequent tightening of the noose around unfriendly content, has people wondering how you kill a giant. A boycott is being suggested, but underlies the biggest issue with taking down Goliath: YouTube does not make money. YouTube has never made money. Google’s parent company Alphabet pays for YouTube out of pocket to…