How does Internet censorship violate the First Amendment?

Censorship does not violate the first amendment because there is certain information that does not need to be made available to the general public. This information includes things like our military strategies, law enforcement investigations, terrorist investigations and many more. read more

Notably, the First Amendment only pertains to actions of the government; whether federal, state, or local. In other words, private corporations or individuals can – and often do – engage in activity that would otherwise violate First Amendment freedoms, without repercussion. For more information on ‘private censorship’ see here. read more