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The insurrection prompts Big Tech to reevaluate policies.

The insurrection prompts Big Tech to reevaluate policies.

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Last week Silicon Valley silenced the president. In unison, the social media giants, with an assist from Amazon and Apple, also eliminated their most popular conservative competitor and announced that their own moderation policies would now extend to other companies. Meanwhile, CNN openly called for Fox News to be banned from cable, while a major talk radio network issued new speech rules to its hosts, extending tech's moderation policies to the offline world. Beyond all this, Congress and the European Union called for powerful new regulation of online speech.

The insurrection has prompted Big Tech to re-evaluate its policies.

Big Tech has pulled out all the stops to court influence ahead of a major overhaul of Europe's online rules.