California bills AB 56 and AB 243 target Meta, Snap, and AI chatbots with warnings and mandatory conversation monitoring.
Farage turned a Congressional hearing into a warning shot against Britain’s digital authoritarianism.
A partial reckoning lands as Google sidesteps a breakup and keeps its search crown intact.
UK regulators thought they could send an email and police the First Amendment. This new lawsuit is fighting back.
According to the court, a lawmaker’s Facebook page can push policy but still mute the public.
A once-shadowy node of digital censorship vanishes as Gabbard axes the intel bureaucracy from the inside out.
The bill’s sprint through Brazil’s Congress reveals more about power than protection.
Europe’s “red line” on censorship demands is turning a trade pact into a staring contest.
The fight over California’s child safety law is turning into a referendum on the future of online anonymity and free expression.
A single quiet tweak just made mass public feedback on federal rules a bureaucratic endurance test.
Brazil’s top courts are playing global referee, and X says the match is rigged.
The court didn’t break new ground, but it finally drew a line others refused to.
The fight over age checks is rapidly becoming a battle over the future of anonymity online.
Britain now finds itself listed among nations accused of authoritarianism when it comes to free expression.
Perplexity’s audacious bid for Chrome lands in the middle of a proposed experiment about whether dismantling Big Tech’s empires will actually rewrite the rules of the internet.
What’s sold as a safety net for kids could become the blueprint for an ID-locked, surveillance-ready internet.
The ruling cements Britain’s broadest online speech controls.
The Digital Services Act is a direct assault on free speech and the US State Department wants it repealed.
“It’s become a censorship law, and there is no way that is going to survive,” Judge Mendez said.
Trump administration drafts order on bank discrimination, cryptocurrency access, and political bias in finance.
A court order to “protect creativity” could quietly become the internet’s kill switch.
The court just ordered Google to rip up its own rulebook and play ball with the very rivals it has long tried to keep out.
Keir Starmer’s speech crackdown just opened a transatlantic free speech fault line.
De Moraes turned his courtroom into a command center for global censorship, and the Treasury finally took notice.
California bills AB 56 and AB 243 target Meta, Snap, and AI chatbots with warnings and mandatory conversation monitoring.
Farage turned a Congressional hearing into a warning shot against Britain’s digital authoritarianism.
A partial reckoning lands as Google sidesteps a breakup and keeps its search crown intact.
UK regulators thought they could send an email and police the First Amendment. This new lawsuit is fighting back.
According to the court, a lawmaker’s Facebook page can push policy but still mute the public.
A once-shadowy node of digital censorship vanishes as Gabbard axes the intel bureaucracy from the inside out.
The bill’s sprint through Brazil’s Congress reveals more about power than protection.
Europe’s “red line” on censorship demands is turning a trade pact into a staring contest.
The fight over California’s child safety law is turning into a referendum on the future of online anonymity and free expression.
A single quiet tweak just made mass public feedback on federal rules a bureaucratic endurance test.
Brazil’s top courts are playing global referee, and X says the match is rigged.
The court didn’t break new ground, but it finally drew a line others refused to.
The fight over age checks is rapidly becoming a battle over the future of anonymity online.
Britain now finds itself listed among nations accused of authoritarianism when it comes to free expression.
Perplexity’s audacious bid for Chrome lands in the middle of a proposed experiment about whether dismantling Big Tech’s empires will actually rewrite the rules of the internet.
What’s sold as a safety net for kids could become the blueprint for an ID-locked, surveillance-ready internet.
The ruling cements Britain’s broadest online speech controls.
The Digital Services Act is a direct assault on free speech and the US State Department wants it repealed.
“It’s become a censorship law, and there is no way that is going to survive,” Judge Mendez said.
Trump administration drafts order on bank discrimination, cryptocurrency access, and political bias in finance.
A court order to “protect creativity” could quietly become the internet’s kill switch.
The court just ordered Google to rip up its own rulebook and play ball with the very rivals it has long tried to keep out.
Keir Starmer’s speech crackdown just opened a transatlantic free speech fault line.
De Moraes turned his courtroom into a command center for global censorship, and the Treasury finally took notice.
