The Trump administration seems determined to take action concerning its irritation with social media networks' supposed bias against right-wing speech, as the White House is reportedly drafting an executive order directing agencies to do something about it.
Politico reported earlier this week that the White House was circulating drafts of a proposed order, but the site couldn't get anyone to describe what was in this document.
Today, however, CNN says it has seen a summary of the draft executive order.
The current draft, called "Protecting Americans from Online Censorship," would put the burden of Internet content management on the Federal Communications Commission, calling on the agency—which has never before dealt with regulation of online content—to develop regulations clarifying under what circumstances social media platforms are protected by the law when moderating content.
It also says the Federal Trade Commission should consider whatever policies the FCC comes up with when it investigates companies for not adhering to their stated policies.
Right-wingers say Twitter’s “bias” against them should be illegal
The White House is stepping up its scrutiny of social media companies.
The Trump administration has drafted an executive order that asks the Federal Communications Commission and Federal Trade Commission to take major roles in policing tech giants over alleged censorship on their platforms, according to a report Friday from CNN.
The proposal, titled "Protecting Americans from Online Censorship," would enlist the FCC to develop new regulations for social media sites over how they could remove or suppress content, the CNN report said.
Representatives from the White House and FTC didn't return requests for comment.
The law shields tech companies from liability for much of the content posted on their platforms by users.
The draft proposal comes as President Donald Trump and Republicans have increased their attacks on tech giants for what they've called anticonservative bias.
President Donald Trump‘s eldest daughter, Ivanka Trump, has become an increasingly visible presence in the White House.
For years, Ivanka has been making headlines for everything from her wealth, to her style, to her controversial marketing tactics.
Let’s find out 6 things you need to know about Ivanka, who’s Donald Trump’s biggest supporter and most trusted advisor:
Ivanka’s Real Name Is Ivana
Ivanka was officially given her mother’s first name, Ivana, when she was born on October 30, 1981.
Ivanka is a diminuitive of Ivana in Czech, her mother’s nationality.
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US elections 2020 turned into a platform for Pakistani memers to troll trump upon his accusation regarding the unfair vote count.
Allegedly, public of Pakistan is fond of fun and puns against Donald trump; therefore, they decided to take make memes on him.
they took it to a whole other level.
The memes are funny are mostly related to Pakistan itself.
