Elon Musk has said his Twitter will be a bastion of free speech. But what happens if the world's richest man decides his stake in China is more important than calling out Beijing's propaganda when the growing Chinese media network around the world ramps up its tweets?
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Kent Harrington is the writer of the In the National Interest column at MediaVillage.com. In the National Interest takes a critical look into the world of media, politics, and journalism. This column combines expert commentary on today’s political land… read more
