What TikTok's Fate Will Mean for Global BusinessThe U.S. TikTok ban reflects a larger geopolitical struggle involving technology and regulation.
How the US TikTok Ban Would Actually WorkThe law aims to restrict TikTok's functionality in the US by prohibiting app updates and distribution via major platforms.
What TikTok's Fate Will Mean for Global BusinessThe U.S. TikTok ban reflects a larger geopolitical struggle involving technology and regulation.
How the US TikTok Ban Would Actually WorkThe law aims to restrict TikTok's functionality in the US by prohibiting app updates and distribution via major platforms.
French authorities indict Telegram founder Pavel Durov on multiple chargesPavel Durov, CEO of Telegram, faces charges for failing to moderate criminal activity on his platform, raising issues of free speech and internet governance.
Saving the Internet in Europe: Defending Free ExpressionEFF actively promotes digital rights in Europe, focusing on freedom of expression and privacy in the context of online platforms.
Frank McCourt's Project Liberty advances bid for TikTokProject Liberty is pursuing a bid to acquire TikTok, emphasizing user privacy, safety, and an upgraded internet model.
New RFC prods protocol devs to consider human rightsThe IRTF's RFC 9620 encourages developers of communication protocols to consider human rights implications in their design and implementation.
Speaking Freely: Anriette EsterhuysenAnriette Esterhuysen pioneers the use of ICTs for social justice and advocates for affordable Internet access globally.
New RFC prods protocol devs to consider human rightsThe IRTF's RFC 9620 encourages developers of communication protocols to consider human rights implications in their design and implementation.
Speaking Freely: Anriette EsterhuysenAnriette Esterhuysen pioneers the use of ICTs for social justice and advocates for affordable Internet access globally.
How to stop a looming 'splinternet'Internet governance requires collaboration between governments and computer scientists to ensure safety, privacy, and decentralization.
The Fundamental Flaw at the Heart of the InternetThe web is causing harm due to dysfunctional incentives. Fixing requires a foundational overhaul with new models.
The Supreme Court could decide the fate of content moderation - or it could punt | TechCrunchThe Supreme Court is considering two state laws limiting social media moderationThe laws aim to prevent social media companies from banning certain content based on viewpoints.