KOSA In Trouble Due to Republican’s Mistaken Beliefs
American censorship bill, KOSA, might be in trouble due to inaccurate beliefs on what the bill actually does.
KOSA In Trouble Due to Republican’s Mistaken Beliefs Read More »
American censorship bill, KOSA, might be in trouble due to inaccurate beliefs on what the bill actually does.
KOSA In Trouble Due to Republican’s Mistaken Beliefs Read More »
The US Supreme Court as granted a petition for a cert to hear another age verification case, paving the way for a rematch.
US Supreme Court to Decide (Again) On Constitutionality of Age Verification Read More »
For Louisiana residents, 2023 got off to an Orwellian start as porn websites are now demanding drivers licenses.
Louisiana Residents Asked to Fork Over Drivers Licenses to Visit Porn Sites Read More »
It seems that the cost of paying for news links has gotten way too high for Facebook, and removing news links is now an option.
Facebook Mulls Purging News Links from It’s Main Feed, Stop Paying Link Taxes Read More »
Facebook is now shutting down it’s facial recognition program. In the process, it says 1 billion people will be deleted.
Facebook Plans on Shutting Down Facial Recognition Effort, Deleting 1 Billion Profiles Read More »
A trend among some outlets is to effectively sell the case that Section 230 should be dismantled. There still isn’t a case.
Large Outlets Continue to Fail to Make the Case for Repealing Section 230 Read More »
As Trump’s acquittal sinks in, Drew Wilson decides to offer his own thoughts on the news and what that means for tech policy.
Opinion: Does Trumps Acquittal Mean America Has Lost Moral Authority? Read More »
After Canada labelled white supremacy groups like Proud Boys a terrorist organization, some outlets seem surprised that their presence wasn’t erased instantly.
Proud Boys Online Presence Didn’t Disappear Overnight After Terrorism Label Read More »
Earlier, we posted reasons why a Canadian link tax law would backfire. It seems that Michael Geist is largely agreeing with our analysis.
Michael Geist Agrees That a Canadian Link Tax Law is a Bad Idea Read More »
The Georgia Malamud copyright case asked whether or not the state can copyright the law. The split ruling that came down said “no”.
US Supreme Court Rules That the Law Cannot Be Copyrighted Read More »