Who Would You Ban? The tricky conversation surrounding #hatespeech, #freespeech and online safety. Minds co-founder @ottman joins the show for some thought-provoking conversation as well as some hope for a digital future outside the confines of Facebook and Twitter. PLUS we dive into more alternatives to the Big Brother surveillance state and bring you headlines from Puerto Rico, Pennsylvania & the soon-to-be sad new HQ of Amazon. All that and more - right here: http://bit.ly/ActOut133 #NowPlaying #NewEpisode

Act Out! [133] - How to Stay Safe Online, Banning Hitler, Amazon’s Reality Show, Mercenaries & More

This week – from the military occupation of Puerto Rico to the sick reality show courtship of Amazon, we've got some headlines that you may not have heard about but need to. Next up, Big Brother is watching you – but you can still find ways of accessing the internet without turning the spotlight on....

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