Tag: Censorship

US Comedian Graham Elwood Explains How YouTube ‘Demonetised’ His Show For Alleged ‘Harmful Content’

13 February 2021|Sputnik|Mohamed Elmaazi
At least 10 US-based independent, left, and progressive YouTube channels were recently undermined by the social media giant, when their videos were demonetised for alleged breaches of its terms and conditions.
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Twitter Rejects ‘State Media,’ Except When It Doesn’t

23 August 2019|By Any Means NECESSARY,Sputnik Radio|Mohamed Elmaazi

The Interregnum’s Editor-in-Chief Mohamed Elmaazi joined Eugene Pryer and Sean Blackmon on By Any Means Necessary to discuss his latest article regarding social media censorship, Twitter’s new policy rejecting ads from what it terms ‘state media’, how the the platform selectively uses that term to deprioritise platforms who go against status quo media narratives, the influence of pro-western media groups and the geopolitical implications of the move.

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