by Wendy Davis on Mar 15, 2:45 PM
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that government officials can violate the First Amendment by blocking critics on social media -- but only under certain circumstances.
by Wendy Davis on Feb 29, 4:54 PM
X Corp's lawsuit against the Center for Countering Digital Hate for allegedly scaring off advertisers met with a chilly reception Thursday, when the presiding judge expressed doubt about the platform's case.
by Wendy Davis on Feb 22, 6:07 PM
"Avast's decision to expressly market its products as safeguarding people's browsing records and protecting data from tracking only to then sell those records is especially galling," the FTC said.
by Wendy Davis on Feb 8, 3:54 PM
The Age-Appropriate Design Code "is one of the most expansive efforts to censor online speech since the inception of the internet," NetChoice tells a federal appeals court.
by Wendy Davis on Feb 1, 5:05 PM
"Weak, industry-friendly laws allow companies to continue collecting data about consumers without meaningful limits," the Electronic Privacy Information Center writes in the new report, "The State of Privacy," which explores laws in 14 states.
by Wendy Davis on Jan 25, 3:36 PM
Faced with lawsuits by the tech industry and state residents, Utah lawmakers are preparing to revise a new state law that restricts minors' ability to use social media.
by Wendy Davis on Jan 18, 3:18 PM
Broadband providers have the "means and motivation" to hinder competition from independent streaming services, Netflix tells the FCC.
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