A lot of theatrics on this here hellsite re: Meta's antitrust victory over the FTC. (FTC's own spox disgracefully leading the way!) But if you're interested in, you know, "facts" and "evidence," @geoffmanne and I have you covered. 👇

Bipartisan demagoguery is no substitute for actual antitrust analysis! On a new @TechPolicyPdcst, @geoffmanne (@laweconcenter) and @corbinkbarthold break down a judge’s ruling (politely) laughing the FTC’s antitrust lawsuit against Meta out of court.

📣 GNI is pleased to announce four new members to its NGO constituency: @WomenAtTheTable joined in January of this year, while @FMultitudes, the International Foundation for Electoral Systems, and @TechFreedom joined in October 2025. https://t.co/FnwMshoubC

Trump's FTC Chair promised he'd use antitrust to stop Big Tech "censorship" of conservatives, but antitrust can only police anticompetitive business practices, not editorial judgments about speech. That's what SCOTUS meant in Moody v. NetChoice. My new essay explains it all.

Rarely post, but this is big.@gigibsohn,@ProtectDemocracy,@TechFreedom and I represent bipartisan group of former FCC Chairs, Commissioners and senior staff to end abuses by repealing @FCC News Distortion Policy

This is real news. Reporters, please report on it. ELEVEN former top FCC officials, Republican and Democratic, came together to condemn FCC Chairman Carr's abuses of power and efforts to suppress legal speech. 1/

Reagan's first FCC Chair, Mark Fowler, blasts the current FCC Chair for betraying the First Amendment. Fowler set in motion the 1987 repeal of the Fairness Doctrine, the conjoined twin of the news distortion policy. He knows how dangerous government meddling in speech is

More about our petition here: https://t.co/tU3bBKKxs6 And the petition itself:

Government has no business policing media for viewpoint bias or balance. The FCC must repeal its news distortion policy, urges a bipartisan group of 11 former FCC Chairs, Commissioners and other top officials in a petition we filed today with Protect Democracy

They promised us free speech—but all they’ve given us is hypocrisy! On a new @TechPolicyPdcst, @AriCohn (@theFIREorg) and host @corbinkbarthold survey the Trump administration’s many attacks on the First Amendment.

Proud to be filing this petition with @protctdemocracy & @TechFreedom to repeal @FCC's news distortion policy, which has been abused by the Chair to stifle broadcasters' speech. 7 bipartisan former Chairs & Commissioners, 4 senior staffers are signatories.

At today's People's Oversight Hearing, Bilal Sayyed, Counsel, Cadwalader & Senior Competition Counsel, @TechFreedom, had this to say: "The FTC is diminished in its ability to perform its law enforcement, regulatory, & advocacy mission as compared to the end of first Trump admin."

WEBCAST NOV 12 - The People’s Oversight Hearing #PeoplesOversight #Accountability #FCC #FTC #CFPB #PublicInterest #TechPolicy #ConsumerProtection @publicknowledge @FCC @FTC @CFPB @EPICprivacy @TechFreedom @freepress @FreedomofPress

In related news: @JohnHoodNC invited me to sign the Freedom Conservatism Statement of Principles -- which I was delighted to do. There are still a ton of reasonable people out there who have kept their heads. https://t.co/J2iXZVP5Fr

Regulating algorithms could open the floodgates to increasing online censorship. At @TechFreedom, @Ashkhen discusses other solutions to disinformation, extremism, and online hate — none of which sacrifice free expression.

nothing more millennial than going back on the podcast you used to host. thanks for having me @corbinkbarthold

She’s back! On the latest @TechPolicyPdcst, former host Ashkhen Kazaryan (@Ashkhen) of @SpeechFuture returns for a wide-ranging discussion about powerful algorithms, attacks on Section 230, and much, much more.

https://t.co/tDTMeJIH8J

🚨 TOMORROW at 12:10 PM ET 🚨 Join @berinszoka at @CenDemTech’s Future of Speech Online Conference to discuss the First Amendment’s limits on FCC and FTC authority over editorial policies.

NEW @TechPolicyPdcst! @srimuppidi of @theinformation discusses OpenAI’s effort to overhaul its corporate structure—and the resulting power struggle over the company’s future.