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4 days ago · By Sharyl Attkisson | April 14, 2023. The one-time popular alternative to Twitter has had its ups and downs, rumors of its sale, and the sale falling through. Now, users today are being greeted with an announcement that Parler no longer exists.
5 days ago · Well, you know what? They did. Some Conservatives got together and created their own Twitter equivalent. It was called Parler. Millions of users flocked to this new social media platform. Then what happened? Well, in January of 2021, in the wake of the January 6 Capitol riot Parler got taken down by Amazon Web Services, where the site was being ...
2 days ago · The popular Twitter alternative, Parler, is under attack by Big Tech, propagandists and censors. It recently lost its ability to operate due to coordinated efforts, and has been looking for a way to come back that doesn’t rely upon the monopolists who control the Internet space.
4 days ago · Sunday (tomorrow) at midnight Amazon will be shutting off all of our servers in an attempt to completely remove free speech off the internet. There is the possibility Parler will be unavailable on the internet for up to a week as we rebuild from scratch.
2 days ago · After Parler, another alt-tech social network, was pulled offline by its host Amazon Web Services on January 11, former users of that site started migrating to Gab. [107] [108] On January 14, Gab claimed on Twitter that the platform had gained 2.3 million new users in the past week. [96]
1 hour ago · TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Tallahassee City Commissioner Jeremy Matlow and the Leon County Democratic Party downplayed a vulgar, partisan social media post released by a county spokesman on July 4. The controversy unfolded when Mathieu Cavell, who works under the county administrator with the job title of “Community Relations and Resilience ...
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4 days ago · The Pakistan government is now set to ban all social media platforms -- YouTube, WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok -- for six days from July 13 to 18, citing the need to control "hate ...
