Niamh Harris – Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have earned themselves the title of ‘Hollywood’s biggest losers’.
The couple were branded as showbusiness’ biggest losers of 2023, following their roasting on South Park, and being dropped from their $20 million Spotify deal and multiple other “whiny” projects.
Breitbart reports: The Royal couple’s names appeared in the Hollywood Reporter’s “brutally honest rundown” detailing who had the worst year in entertainment. Continue reading
Unmuzzled News – Barack Obama was a terrible President who hurt the country and left an even worse legacy with his protégé, Joe Biden.
Cancel Culture began in full force during the Obama Administration – silencing all dissenting voices.
But now, it’s Obama and his wife who have been canceled.
Following his second term in the Oval Office, Barack Obama and his wife Michelle launched the Higher Ground Productions media company.
Big Media tripped over themselves to do business with the Obamas. Continue reading
Niamh Harris – Music streaming giant Spotify is now censoring songs that don’t show obedience to Big Brother.
Yes, really.
According to British music legend Ian Brown, Spotify deleted his anti-lockdown song ‘Little Seed Big Tree,’ which was released last September.
“SPOTiFY stream the streams and censor artists like they have with my last song took it down, just put it down the memory hole! Free expression as revolution,” Brown tweeted. Continue reading
Tyler Durden – A study by researchers from Northeastern University and Imperial College London found that many popular smart TV models, including models by Samsung and LG, as well as streaming dongles Roku and Amazon FireTV, are leaking sensitive user data to advertisers.
The models listed above would share data like location and IP address with Netflix, Facebook and third-party advertisers, according to the FT.
Just when social media companies were starting to modify their data collection practices to better respect user privacy, the next threat is coming from the Internet of Things (IoT). Smart TVs are becoming increasingly popular in the US. Continue reading
Sundance – The corporate thought police moved in unity today to unperson Alex Jones and his Info Wars media site from popular social media platforms.
Imagine if BP, Exxon, Chevron and Sunoco all moved, on the same day, at the same time, to charge $5.00/gal for gasoline at their service stations. That would be illegal collusion to take advantage of a monopolistic position. That’s essentially what happened today when Facebook, YouTube, Apple and Spotify simultaneously banned the Alex Jones broadcast from their platforms; in an effort to purge him from the internet.
Ezra Levant has some perspective worth sharing:
“One of the terrifying things about the Facebook & Apple bans of everything Alex Jones has ever said, is that it is not based on any particular allegation. They haven’t identified a specific violation of their terms of service. They’re just un-personing him.” Continue reading