An actor speaks out against abuse on social media, whose algorithms force women to deal with creeps.
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Disabling Creeps, But Not Their Enablers
Tag Archives: Twitter
Trump Meets Nietzsche
Trump’s assault on Twitter is doomed to fail, or to backfire if it succeeds. He should choose his enemies more carefully.
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A Tragic Postscript To A Magical Trip
Modern mass violence found its way to a corner of Canada beloved for its peace and kindness.
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The Trade Commander In Chief
A Trump “order” that businesses seek alternatives to China may have overreached, but some of his predecessors went further.
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Class And Classless
Roseanne Barr played a working-class mom on TV, but her real-life tweet about Valerie Jarrett showed no class at all.
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Meet Donald Trump, The Bulletin Board
The president of the United States is a public official, but that does not make his Twitter feed a public utility.
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Preet’s Tweets
Why would a savvy attorney futilely resist a presidential ouster? The answer may lie in Preet’s tweets.
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Guess What Happened To The Occupy Movement?
There is an irresistible irony in the seizure of an Occupy Wall Street Twitter account by one of the movement’s members.
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The Snowden Effect
Law enforcement matters that matter now require a secret search warrant. That’s the Snowden Effect.
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Defining Censorship Before Denouncing It
Digital platforms’ bans on certain content or its purveyors may be annoying to some audiences, but they are not censorship.
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