Labour forcing social media platforms to prioritise BBC over GB News threatens free speech, warns US Congress
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Labour has been warned by IS Congress that forcing social media platforms to prioritise the BBC over GB News and outlets is a threat to free speech.The Americans have issued a stark warning to Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy, claiming that proposed regulations forcing technology giants to boost BBC content represent a fundamental assault on free expression.Jim Jordan, who chairs the House Judiciary Committee and maintains close ties to Donald Trump, sent correspondence to Ms Nandy on Tuesday outlining his objections to the plans.The proposals, unveiled by the government last month, would compel platforms including Meta, Google and YouTube to give enhanced visibility to material from public service broadcasters such as the BBC, ITV and Channel 4.
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