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“His groveling is now being rewarded with a promotion,” said Free Press Co-CEO Craig Aaron, “and it’s the American public who will pay a heavy price.”

Media Matters attributed the layoffs in part to the financial strain resulting from the legal battle it faces with Musk.

On April 25, the agency will restore the authority it needs to act as a strong advocate for a user-powered internet.

“It’s a Google versus corporate media fight, and in the end California residents are the ones being harmed,” said Free Press Action’s Mike Rispoli.

If platforms want to prevent a repeat of 2020, they need to be doing much more now that technology has made it possible to dupe voters.

The crisis is real, and policymakers have started to talk about the roles they can play to solve it — but some of their solutions would do more harm than good.

The move will likely cause a spike in hate and harassment on the platform.

Some advocates of the bargaining-code model “aren’t really giving a great deal of thought to what the future of journalism requires,” said Free Press’ Tim Karr.