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Delhi HC expresses displeasure with Twitter - The Hindu BusinessLine

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Big Tech is creating a dangerous censorship precedent

Big Tech is creating a dangerous censorship precedent
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ANALYSIS/OPINION:
This week’s social media ban of President Trump and other conservatives isn’t a violation of the First Amendment. It is a violation of common sense and the precedent it sets is no less scary.
The First Amendment prohibits government censorship of speech, rather than decisions by private companies. But the censorship of certain users by powerful tech companies companies aligned with one political party still set off alarm bells across the ideological spectrum. The ACLU warned of the “unchecked power” of Big Tech after Twitter’s ban of President Trump; even German Chancellor Angela Merkel, no fan of the president, said the move was concerning. ....

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