Not sure Parler cares about losing their website hosting lawsuit against Amazon, as they have since found allies in Russia (hmm, wonder why?) to host their site... https://t.co/9s0ntfkYCM

— Ron Gunzburger's Politics1.com (@Politics1com) January 21, 2021

As I said, despite all the hand wringing: A judge declines to force Amazon to resume hosting Parler. https://t.co/dVFMGjVg3u

— Kara Swisher (@karaswisher) January 21, 2021

Judge to Parler: lol https://t.co/DiXXyNsJFp

— Adi Robertson (@thedextriarchy) January 21, 2021

Parler argued in its suit against Amazon that the company unfairly dropped them as a host while allowing Twitter to remain despite "identical conduct" on both platforms.

Except Twitter isn't even hosted by Amazon, so the judge immediately tossed the case. https://t.co/wB4i6tz8dr

— Mikael Thalen (@MikaelThalen) January 22, 2021

Amazon wins

"Court rejects any suggestion that public interest favors requiring AWS to host the incendiary speech..some of Parler's users have engaged in...neither the public interest nor the balance of equities favors granting an injunction in this case” https://t.co/ffWZiZWfNz

— Maggie Jordan (@MaggieJordanACN) January 21, 2021

lol. Parler's lawyers claimed that AWS pulled the plug on them but left "Twitter alone despite identical conduct by users on both sites"

The judge's ruling today notes a teensy problem with this:

"AWS does not provide online hosting services to Twitter" https://t.co/b3WYOGbhpR

— Fergus Ryan (@fryan) January 22, 2021

Parler argued in its suit against Amazon that the company unfairly dropped them as a host while allowing Twitter to remain despite "identical conduct" on both platforms.

Except Twitter isn't even hosted by Amazon, so the judge immediately tossed the case. https://t.co/wB4i6tz8dr

— Mikael Thalen (@MikaelThalen) January 22, 2021

Parler’s attempt to get back on Amazon Web Services rejected by judge https://t.co/MBbqV1xaY8

— Jennifer Ouellette (@JenLucPiquant) January 21, 2021