Didi Rankovic
Didi Rankovic is an experienced online journalist, editor, and translator, with a career spanning over ten years writing for major a English-language website in Serbia, and previously working as translator for international organizations and peacekeepers in the Balkans. Rankovic is passionate about free and open source tech and is a head contributor for Reclaim The Net, focusing on lead stories. [email protected]
Former Google employee Kevin Cernekee describes culture of “bullying” of conservatives at the company
Cernekee isn’t the first to speak out.
Former Google engineer agrees with suggestion YouTube manipulates search results
Another Google engineer weighs in on the saga.
Facebook accused of lying to UK lawmakers over privacy scandals
Members of Parliament want to know why Zuckerberg said he only found out about the Cambridge Analytica issue last year, when staff have said he knew about it a year earlier.
Edward Snowden book to be published in September
The whistleblower and privacy campaigner has written a memoir.
New browser extension Latest Tweets First forces Twitter to work the way you want it to
The extension strips away Twitter’s bias and leaves you the latest tweets from who you choose to follow.
Of all big tech companies, it’s Microsoft employees that most support Trump
Big Tech companies are mostly anti-Trump but it’s been shown that more Microsoft employees support Trump, compared to any other tech company.
Google employees heavily support Elizabeth Warren even though she wants to break up Google
Google’s who have insider knowledge must know something we don’t.
New Google whistleblower reveals YouTube do manipulate search results
Another example of Google manipulating results when they testify in Congress to say they don’t.
Censorship King Jack Dorsey maxes out donations to free speech queen Tulsi Gabbard
Why would someone who runs a platform that has squashed one side of the public debate be supporting the free speech candidate?
Facebook is funding a new CNN news show for the platform
The most trusted name in news is teaming up with the most trusted social network.
Online advertising growth drops to levels seen back in 2001
Privacy concerns and the rise in adblockers have stalled the market.
Court rules UK’s invasive mass surveillance program is not a breach of human rights
Apparently, bulk data collection of all citizens is perfectly fine.