Rumble Taps Veteran Antitrust Lawyer In Lawsuit Against Google’s Monopoly Power
May 14, 2025
Boies returns to the antitrust stage where he once helped dismantle Microsoft’s monopoly brick by brick.
Boies returns to the antitrust stage where he once helped dismantle Microsoft’s monopoly brick by brick.
Florida quietly backs away from a surveillance wish list that would have broken the internet for everyone.
A censorship law dressed as a safeguard, the Shield quietly turns EU-funded fact-checkers into the arbiters of acceptable opinion.
The line between wearable tech and surveillance blurs further with Meta’s rumored “SuperSensing” upgrade.
Ofcom is nudged toward algorithmic policing and AI gatekeeping in a sweeping vision that blurs child protection with national security.
Cooke wants Ofcom to censor at the speed of virality, even as the law says that’s not its job.
Poland, Spain, Portugal, Cyprus, and Czech Republic face EU court over Digital Services Act enforcement gaps.
India orders mass account blocks on X without detailing violations, sweeping up journalists and global voices alike.
A freshman firebrand takes on America’s most secretive institutions with a bill aimed at unwinding two decades of unchecked surveillance power.
Tech fines become the new tariffs as Washington fumes over Brussels’ billion-dollar penalties.
A satellite internet dream collides with India’s hardwired demands for oversight.
Corporate Europe puts on a lab coat to make surveillance look like service.
A digital Social Security number inches the US closer to a future where your identity is a login screen away from government hands.
UK MPs target end-to-end encryption as Ofcom, ICO, and DSIT probe Telegram, Signal, and post-Southport riot app use.
As Europe grapples with failing power grids, officials would rather prep you for the apocalypse than fix the wiring.
A Canadian activist becomes the face of a free speech showdown as Washington calls out Canberra’s digital gatekeeping.
Meta quietly shifts smart glasses into always-on data collectors, baking surveillance into convenience.
EU AMLR and MiCA to ban privacy coins, target DeFi, and impose strict supervision on crypto firms with 20,000+ users by 2027.
Rubin clings to Cold War scripts as cover for a censorship regime that couldn’t survive sunlight.
By criminalizing unauthorized deepfakes, Denmark flirts with a future where identity protection and speech control are forced into the same uneasy frame.
Stripping tech to its open-source bones, Murena doubles down on the belief that privacy shouldn’t come at the cost of convenience.
By recasting free expression as a threat, Fachin opens the door for power to define the boundaries of truth.
Framed as guardians of digital childhoods, Harry and Meghan are backing a movement that risks baking censorship into the architecture of the internet.
Digital blueprints drafted in Davos sketch a future where your ID, your money, and your data ride similar rails.
Boies returns to the antitrust stage where he once helped dismantle Microsoft’s monopoly brick by brick.
Florida quietly backs away from a surveillance wish list that would have broken the internet for everyone.
A censorship law dressed as a safeguard, the Shield quietly turns EU-funded fact-checkers into the arbiters of acceptable opinion.
The line between wearable tech and surveillance blurs further with Meta’s rumored “SuperSensing” upgrade.
Ofcom is nudged toward algorithmic policing and AI gatekeeping in a sweeping vision that blurs child protection with national security.
Cooke wants Ofcom to censor at the speed of virality, even as the law says that’s not its job.
Poland, Spain, Portugal, Cyprus, and Czech Republic face EU court over Digital Services Act enforcement gaps.
India orders mass account blocks on X without detailing violations, sweeping up journalists and global voices alike.
A freshman firebrand takes on America’s most secretive institutions with a bill aimed at unwinding two decades of unchecked surveillance power.
Tech fines become the new tariffs as Washington fumes over Brussels’ billion-dollar penalties.
A satellite internet dream collides with India’s hardwired demands for oversight.
Corporate Europe puts on a lab coat to make surveillance look like service.
A digital Social Security number inches the US closer to a future where your identity is a login screen away from government hands.
UK MPs target end-to-end encryption as Ofcom, ICO, and DSIT probe Telegram, Signal, and post-Southport riot app use.
As Europe grapples with failing power grids, officials would rather prep you for the apocalypse than fix the wiring.
A Canadian activist becomes the face of a free speech showdown as Washington calls out Canberra’s digital gatekeeping.
Meta quietly shifts smart glasses into always-on data collectors, baking surveillance into convenience.
EU AMLR and MiCA to ban privacy coins, target DeFi, and impose strict supervision on crypto firms with 20,000+ users by 2027.
Rubin clings to Cold War scripts as cover for a censorship regime that couldn’t survive sunlight.
By criminalizing unauthorized deepfakes, Denmark flirts with a future where identity protection and speech control are forced into the same uneasy frame.
Stripping tech to its open-source bones, Murena doubles down on the belief that privacy shouldn’t come at the cost of convenience.
By recasting free expression as a threat, Fachin opens the door for power to define the boundaries of truth.
Framed as guardians of digital childhoods, Harry and Meghan are backing a movement that risks baking censorship into the architecture of the internet.
Digital blueprints drafted in Davos sketch a future where your ID, your money, and your data ride similar rails.
