Deep Dive (Jan. 14): Twitter and Facebook Lose $51 Billion in Market Worth

By Tiffany Meier
Tiffany Meier
Tiffany Meier
Tiffany Meier is a senior anchor, China news reporter, and producer for NTD News based at the network's global headquarters in New York City. Tiffany hosts NTD's prime time show "Tiffany Meier Tonight" as well as "China in Focus." She also co-moderates NTD's special election coverage "The Nation Decides." Tiffany produced the award-winning NTD Original documentary "Hollywood Takeover: China's Control in the Film Industry."
January 14, 2021Updated: January 15, 2021

Poland joins a growing list of world leaders condemning Big Tech’s growing censorship. Poland’s Prime Minister, Mateusz Morawiecki says “Freedom of speech is the salt of democracy, for that reason we must defend it,” adding “The owners of social platforms cannot act above the law.”

Big Tech saw a plunge in shares. Over $50 billion in combined market value has been wiped out for social media giants Facebook and Twitter. This started after the platforms banned President Trump’s account.

And Snapchat also announces an indefinite ban on Trump’s account.

Tune into Deep Dive to find out how it all ties together.

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