Journalist Andy Ngo, Known for Reporting on Antifa, ‘Permanently’ Banned by Big Tech Platform
Andy Ngo, a journalist known for his reporting on anarcho-communist group Antifa, said his podcast was permanently suspended by Soundcloud. Ngo, also the editor-at-large for the Post Millennial, wrote on Twitter that the music-sharing and podcast website “has permanently banned me & my podcast @YouShouldNgo.” “In an email, it says I violated its community guidelines without […]
Andy Ngo, a journalist known for his reporting on anarcho-communist group Antifa, said his podcast was permanently suspended by Soundcloud. Ngo, also the editor-at-large for the Post Millennial, wrote on Twitter that the music-sharing and podcast website "has permanently banned me & my podcast @YouShouldNgo." "In an email, it says I violated its community guidelines without naming the alleged offending content," he wrote, adding that guests he's had on the show include Jordan Peterson, Dave Rubin, and Douglas K. Murray. According to a report from the Post Millennial, SoundCloud sent Ngo an email saying his podcast violated the firm's terms of use and community guidelines. The terms state that users cannot upload content "that is abusive, libellous, defamatory, pornographic or obscene, that promotes or incites violence, terrorism, illegal acts, or hatred on the grounds of race, ethnicity, cultural identity, religious belief, disability, gender, identity or sexual orientation, or is otherwise objectionable ...
