The Megyn Kelly Show Tech Censorship And Independent Media, with Glenn Greenwald and the CEOs of Parler and Substack | Ep. 50
Jan 13, 2021
Join journalist Glenn Greenwald, Parler CEO John Matze, and Substack co-founder Chris Best as they dive into the controversial world of tech censorship. They discuss the implications of President Trump’s social media ban and the fight for free speech amid rising independent media. The trio explores the troubling monopolistic control of tech giants and the double standards of content moderation, while advocating for the future of open dialogue in a heavily regulated digital landscape. Tune in for insights on navigating free expression today!
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Parler Shutdown
- Parler CEO John Matze was surprised by Amazon's server termination, hindering Parler's operations and access to developer code.
- Other service providers are hesitant to support Parler due to reputational damage and attacks stemming from Amazon's actions.
Parler's Founding Principles
- Parler, founded by John Matze, aimed to create a platform for free speech and open dialogue between opposing viewpoints.
- The platform's name derives from "parlay," signifying civil discussion and resolution.
Conservative Comfort on Parler
- Megyn Kelly finds Parler to be less hateful than Twitter, offering a space for conservatives to feel comfortable expressing their views.
- She likens the experience to Ann Coulter's feeling of being "in a sea of Republicans."