From WSJopinion: The bias is real. But like Nixon against the broadcast networks, Trump goes too far in his attack on social-media platforms, writes BoulderPreston.
Journal Editorial Report: The president's favorite platform becomes enemy No. 1. Image: Olivier Douliery/AFP via Getty ImagesPresident Trump signed an executive order Thursday that would have the Federal Communications Commission judge decisions made by Twitter, Facebook and others to moderate speech. Under Mr. Trump’s order, the FCC could revoke liability protection if a social-media platform hasn’t acted “in good faith.
The Fairness Doctrine, introduced in 1949, required broadcasters to air opposing views on issues of public interest. The FCC...
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