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FREEDOM WATCH, INC. v. GOOGLE INC. et al
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March 14, 2019
Conservatives' $1.5B Censorship Suit Against Tech Cos. Nixed
A D.C. federal judge on Thursday tossed a $1.5 billion suit from a conservative organization alleging Google, Facebook, Twitter and Apple violated the First Amendment and antitrust statutes by censoring conservative content, finding the plaintiff failed to tie the free speech concerns to a plausible legal claim.
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November 19, 2018
Tech Giants Want Conservatives' $1B Censorship Suit Tossed
Google, Facebook, Twitter and Apple urged a D.C. federal court on Friday to toss a suit from a nonprofit alleging the technology giants violated the First Amendment and antitrust statutes by censoring conservative content, arguing the group can't show it was censored.
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October 29, 2018
Tech Giants Unite In Response To Conservative's $1B Suit
Google, Facebook, Twitter and Apple have said they'll be responding as one to a D.C. federal court proposed class action from a conservative legal provocateur seeking $1 billion and alleging the tech giants violated antitrust statutes and the First Amendment by censoring conservative content.
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August 29, 2018
Conservatives Hit Tech Giants With $1B Free Speech Suit
After President Donald Trump raged on Twitter about "fake news media" dominating web search results, a conservative nonprofit sued tech giants Facebook, Google, Twitter and Apple for $1 billion in Washington, D.C., federal court Wednesday, alleging they violated antitrust statutes and the First Amendment by censoring conservative content.