Where the law and technology collides
The $44 billion deal between Elon Musk and Twitter might have cleared one hurdle, but there are still others that could thwart it.
As Elon Musk’s Twitter Deal Clears FTC Hurdle, Other Hurdles Appear to Block It Read More »
Large platforms will be permitted to moderate content for now. The US Supreme Court has declined to intervene for now.
US Supreme Court Puts a Hold on the Texas Moderation Ban Law for Now Read More »
Florida’s quest to ban moderation on social media has hit a road block. And 11th Circuit court blocked it.
Appeals Court Blocks Florida’s Social Media Moderation Ban Law Read More »
Two factor authentication is often pushed for security purposes. Twitter, however, used that information for more.
Twitter Fined $150 Million for Using Two Factor Authentication for Marketing Purposes Read More »
The Texas moderation ban law has been revived by the 5th Circuit Court of Appeal, reversing a lower court decision.
5th Circuit Appeals Court Revives Texas Moderation Ban Law Read More »
European investigators have issued a statement of objections against Apple over its Apple Pay system.
Apple Faces Antitrust Accusations from European Antitrust Investigators Read More »
The extradition case against Assange just grew a whole lot uglier. The UK Supreme Court has declined to hear his case.
UK Supreme Court Declines to Hear Assange’s Appeal Read More »
Convoy organizer, Pat King, has been denied bail. This as police investigate reports that officers donated to the convoy.
Pat King Denied Bail, Ottawa Police Officers Accused of Donating to Convoy Read More »
The Emergencies Act has now been revoked. This as Ontario ends the state of emergency.
Trudeau Ends the Use of the Emergencies Act, State of Emergency Ends Read More »
Terrorist organizer, Tamara Lich, was denied bail. This as Canadian regulators square off with Bitcoin.
Tamara Lich Denied Bail, Canadian Regulators Square Off With Bitcoin Read More »
