Pamela Geller was not ready to give up after her "Draw Muhammed" contest in Texas turned ugly. When two jihadists showed up at the event, intending to kill people inside, they only...
If you said something really controversial, or created an incredibly offensive page on Facebook, what's the worst that could happen? In other words, what is Facebook's recourse?...
Earlier this month, a day after the terroristic attack on the offices of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, Mark Zuckerberg took to Facebook and said he is committed to makin...
Charlie Hebdo's editor in chief, Gérard Biard, went on Sunday's Meet the Press to discuss the effect that the terrorist attacks on their office in Paris earlier t...
When it comes to dealing with violent and/or potentially offensive content, Facebook has made a lot of missteps. Now, the biggest social network in the world is looking to find a s...
Mark Zuckerberg doesn't want to let extremists stifle your freedom to express yourself.
That's the takeaway from an eloquent post the Facebook CEO made on Friday regarding the...
Twitter is absolutely, one-hundred percent, within its right to remove whatever content they deem to be in violation of its rules and terms of service. Twitter can do this, and you...
If a judge orders, as part of a probation deal, that you must stop ranting about Hitler and your family on Facebook, you should probably take it seriously.
An appellate court ha...
Think that cops tend to be less than truthful and want to share that belief on a vanity license plate so you can inevitably be pulled over more often? Now you can if you l...
Here's your daily reminder that freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequences.
Kent State wrestler Sam Wheeler has been suspended indefinitely for making several anti...
Once again, the subject of free speech with regard to Yelp reviews has been brought up in court. A new decision has proven controversial because if the court is wrong (which is ver...
What is it about the U.S. displaying such an uproar when someone voices their opinion on race, groups of people, religion, or politics?
Isn't this a country where "free speech...