Dan Frieth
Dan is interested in political policies around the world and how they impact internet users and creators. [email protected]
Department of Defense Signs Contract With Social Media Monitoring Company
Fresh revelations regarding a $2.5 million contractual agreement between the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) at Fort George G. Meade and social media scrutinizer Dataminr have emerged. These claims, unveiled by a US government notice, imply a new era of digital monitoring rests on the
Caroline Dinenage’s Authoritarian Pressure on Rumble Reportedly Wasn’t Cleared by Her Own Committee
Allegations of misconduct.
Rumble Rejects UK Parliament’s Pressure to Demonetize Russell Brand Amidst Allegations
The UK government’s Culture, Media and Sport Committee has questioned Rumble over whether it plans to take action against Russell Brand.
The UK Passes Sweeping New Surveillance and Censorship Measures in the Online Safety Bill
Extreme new legislation.
Republicans Move to Prevent Bodies Like a Disinformation Governance Board From Ever Being Created
In response to recent attempts.
USA v. Google Day 3 and 4 – The Power of Defaults 2
The trial that could change the internet forever.
USA v. Google Day 2 – The Power of Defaults
The trial that could change the internet forever.
Senators Call for Government Power to Hand Out Licenses to AI Companies, Curb “Deceptive” Election-Related AI and “Deepfakes”
More government power. First Amendment complications.
USA v. Google Day 1 – “if Google Sets the Rules, It Will Always Be to Their Advantage.”
The trial that could change the internet forever.
USA v. Google Opening – Ads and Empires: The Case Against Google
The trial that could change the internet forever.
Massachusetts Attorney General Claims Censorship Records Could Reveal “Law Enforcement Matters”
A revealed by Freedom of Information requests.