Federal Trade Commission (FTC) requests for public comment regarding technology platform censorship in USA - The Tech Outlook

Morena pushed for the passage of the Telecommunications Act in the Senate, amid fears that it is a censoring initiative.

It advanced the Law on Telecommunications and Broadcasting in the Senate, after its approval opposition parties claimed the provisions of article 109.

Federal Trade Commission (FTC) requests for public comment regarding technology platform censorship in USA - The Tech Outlook

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has recently requested public comments regarding censorship by tech platforms from people who feel they have been denied, degraded, demonetized, shadow-banned, or censored otherwise due to their speech or affiliations, including activities that take place outside the platform. The FTC is seeking public comment on how consumers may have been harmed by tech platforms that limited their ability to share ideas or …

In an interview with Aristegui en Vivo, Jorge Bravo, president of the Mexican Association of Right to Information (AMEDI), expressed concern about the proposed Telecom law that seeks to block digital platforms. According to Bravo, although it is valid to eliminate harmful content after a court order, the measure could be excessive by involving general blockades, affecting millions of users and their right to generate and share legitimate content.

Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, president of Mexico, asked to remove article 109 on the lowering of digital platforms from the initiative to reform the telecommunications and broadcasting law.Since her morning conference of the people on Friday, April 25, President Claudia Sheinbaum said that in the face of the controversy generated by article 109, “it has never been our desire to censor anyone.” Claudia Sheinbaum clarified that the reform to the telec…

Cd. of Mexico.- By steam and amid signs of being a discretionary and censoring initiative, Morena yesterday pushed for the passage of the Telecommunications and Broadcasting Law in the Senate. "They want the control of the public narrative, as all authoritarian regimes in the world do, want to control what is said on the radio, what comes out on television, but now they have no limits, they want to control social networks..." Ricardo Anaya, PAN …