621Results Items per page: 10 20 50 Sort by: Relevance Date Filtered By: Social Media Clear All Your search did not return any results. Please try another search. News Let Americans have both a job and a political opinion July 25, 2024 The First Amendment affords significant protection to public employees when they speak in their personal capacity on matters of public concern. News FIRE brief: TikTok law is unprecedented threat to Americans’ expressive rights July 17, 2024 TikTok users and TikTok itself are challenging a new law that singles out and effectively bans an entire communications platform used by millions of Americans. News Government transparency is critical when it comes to fighting censorship July 11, 2024 Congress should pass FIRE’s SMART Act to rein in informal government censorship. News Supreme Court agrees to review Fifth Circuit decision upholding Texas’ adult content age-verification law July 10, 2024 SCOTUS couldn’t ignore a Fifth Circuit panel ignoring its precedent. News In a blockbuster First Amendment term, the Supreme Court got the big stuff right July 5, 2024 Here are five free speech takeaways from the Supreme Court’s historic 2023-2024 term. News FIRE statement on Moody v. NetChoice and NetChoice v. Paxton July 1, 2024 The Supreme Court ruling makes clear there’s no social media exception to the First Amendment. News FIRE statement on Murthy v. Missouri June 26, 2024 The Supreme Court sidestepped deciding whether government pressure on social media platforms violates the First Amendment. Blog Media censorship in Israel, Tiananmen memorials criminalized, and the perils of criticizing the powerful June 10, 2024 June 2024’s Free Speech Dispatch ranges from Israel to Hong Kong to Uzbekistan and more. And there’s even some good news! News FIRE asks federal court to stop Utah’s unconstitutional social media law . . . AGAIN June 6, 2024 Just like the first iteration, the state’s second attempt to limit minors from social media is actually an infringement on their civil liberties. News Utah librarians score free speech victory for right to post on social media June 5, 2024 The city of Orem adopts First Amendment-protective social media policy and promises protections for librarians after FIRE intervenes. Previous Page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 ... Page 63 Next Page
621Results Items per page: 10 20 50 Sort by: Relevance Date Filtered By: Social Media Clear All Your search did not return any results. Please try another search. News Let Americans have both a job and a political opinion July 25, 2024 The First Amendment affords significant protection to public employees when they speak in their personal capacity on matters of public concern. News FIRE brief: TikTok law is unprecedented threat to Americans’ expressive rights July 17, 2024 TikTok users and TikTok itself are challenging a new law that singles out and effectively bans an entire communications platform used by millions of Americans. News Government transparency is critical when it comes to fighting censorship July 11, 2024 Congress should pass FIRE’s SMART Act to rein in informal government censorship. News Supreme Court agrees to review Fifth Circuit decision upholding Texas’ adult content age-verification law July 10, 2024 SCOTUS couldn’t ignore a Fifth Circuit panel ignoring its precedent. News In a blockbuster First Amendment term, the Supreme Court got the big stuff right July 5, 2024 Here are five free speech takeaways from the Supreme Court’s historic 2023-2024 term. News FIRE statement on Moody v. NetChoice and NetChoice v. Paxton July 1, 2024 The Supreme Court ruling makes clear there’s no social media exception to the First Amendment. News FIRE statement on Murthy v. Missouri June 26, 2024 The Supreme Court sidestepped deciding whether government pressure on social media platforms violates the First Amendment. Blog Media censorship in Israel, Tiananmen memorials criminalized, and the perils of criticizing the powerful June 10, 2024 June 2024’s Free Speech Dispatch ranges from Israel to Hong Kong to Uzbekistan and more. And there’s even some good news! News FIRE asks federal court to stop Utah’s unconstitutional social media law . . . AGAIN June 6, 2024 Just like the first iteration, the state’s second attempt to limit minors from social media is actually an infringement on their civil liberties. News Utah librarians score free speech victory for right to post on social media June 5, 2024 The city of Orem adopts First Amendment-protective social media policy and promises protections for librarians after FIRE intervenes. Previous Page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 ... Page 63 Next Page
News Let Americans have both a job and a political opinion July 25, 2024 The First Amendment affords significant protection to public employees when they speak in their personal capacity on matters of public concern.
News FIRE brief: TikTok law is unprecedented threat to Americans’ expressive rights July 17, 2024 TikTok users and TikTok itself are challenging a new law that singles out and effectively bans an entire communications platform used by millions of Americans.
News Government transparency is critical when it comes to fighting censorship July 11, 2024 Congress should pass FIRE’s SMART Act to rein in informal government censorship.
News Supreme Court agrees to review Fifth Circuit decision upholding Texas’ adult content age-verification law July 10, 2024 SCOTUS couldn’t ignore a Fifth Circuit panel ignoring its precedent.
News In a blockbuster First Amendment term, the Supreme Court got the big stuff right July 5, 2024 Here are five free speech takeaways from the Supreme Court’s historic 2023-2024 term.
News FIRE statement on Moody v. NetChoice and NetChoice v. Paxton July 1, 2024 The Supreme Court ruling makes clear there’s no social media exception to the First Amendment.
News FIRE statement on Murthy v. Missouri June 26, 2024 The Supreme Court sidestepped deciding whether government pressure on social media platforms violates the First Amendment.
Blog Media censorship in Israel, Tiananmen memorials criminalized, and the perils of criticizing the powerful June 10, 2024 June 2024’s Free Speech Dispatch ranges from Israel to Hong Kong to Uzbekistan and more. And there’s even some good news!
News FIRE asks federal court to stop Utah’s unconstitutional social media law . . . AGAIN June 6, 2024 Just like the first iteration, the state’s second attempt to limit minors from social media is actually an infringement on their civil liberties.
News Utah librarians score free speech victory for right to post on social media June 5, 2024 The city of Orem adopts First Amendment-protective social media policy and promises protections for librarians after FIRE intervenes.