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When “Neutral Platforms” Pick Sides: TruPlay and the Quiet Power of Big Tech

The TruPlay dispute highlights concerns about the supposed neutrality of major tech platforms like Google and TikTok. While these companies assert uniform policy enforcement, critics argue they disproportionately hinder faith-based content. This case emphasizes the power dynamics in digital distribution and raises questions about accountability and transparency in content moderation among cultural gatekeepers.

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The Platform That Censors the Truth: How Medium Betrayed Its Writers and Silenced My Journalism

Since 2020, journalist Michael Phillips used Medium as a platform for impactful writing on systemic injustice. After building a loyal audience and gaining traction, his account was suspended without explanation for supposedly violating rules. He criticizes Medium’s censorship as corporate control over journalism, urging a move to platforms that uphold free speech.

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