New York’s $15 broadband plan a ‘substantial step forward’ in closing the digital divide
Experts call the plan a ‘substantial step forward.’
On Apr 8, 2021 by Andrew Wyrich
Biden pressured to pick FCC commissioner who doesn’t have telecom ties
Battle for the Net has long been a hub for supporting net neutrality.
On Mar 11, 2021 by Andrew Wyrich
A major net neutrality domino toppled in California—will other states follow?
California’s law prevailing in a recent legal challenge could have a ripple effect.
On Mar 10, 2021 by Andrew Wyrich
Ed Markey pledges multi-pronged strategy to restore net neutrality
Markey said it was a ‘new era’ for net neutrality in Washington, D.C.
On Mar 2, 2021 by Andrew Wyrich
Tech newsletter: A ‘major win’ for net neutrality, CPAC memes
Here is a look at tech and politics news from the last week.
TikTok agrees to pay $92 million to settle teen privacy lawsuit
As part of the settlement, TikTok also agreed to stop saving private information.
On Feb 26, 2021 by Libby Cohen
Progressives want Joe Biden to go big for FCC chair. Does Joe Biden?
Biden has a ‘critical opportunity’ pick someone who is a public advocate.
On Feb 24, 2021 by Andrew Wyrich
The British Library crowdsourced a Magna Carta for Internet rights
Magna Carta 2.0 is long overdue.
On Jun 8, 2015 by Eric Geller
Is WikiLeaks bluffing, or did it really just post all its secrets to Facebook?
WikiLeaks released about 400 gigabytes’ worth of mysterious data in a series of encrypted torrent files. And no one can open it.
On Aug 17, 2013 by Aja Romano
Not only are you a criminal, you’re bragging about it on Facebook
Amnesty International site trawls Facebook for incriminating activity, and the results may surprise you.
On May 15, 2013 by Lorraine Murphy
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