Before the printing press most people couldn't mass produce their written word. The printing press was a megaphone and a platform. Is taking away someone's acce

Before the printing press most people couldn't mass produce their written word. The printing press was a megaphone and a platform. Is taking away someone's access to a printing press censorship? Not too many years ago no one had the ability to call anyone with a telephone. That service is provided by private companies in many countries. Is denying someone the ability to call their associates censorship? Times change.