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State Department Wants To Use Video Games To Tackle Ukraine “Disinformation”
New funding for shaping online narratives.
JP Morgan Chase Cashes in on Customer Data
JP Morgan Chase is monetizing its 80 million customers’ spending data through Chase Media Solutions, enabling businesses to create targeted ads.
SEC Moves Against Decentralized Finance, Targets Uniswap
SEC’s latest enforcement notice targets decentralized crypto exchange, sparking legal tussle and DeFi industry concerns.
Privacy Company Proton Acquires Standard Notes
Proton is expanding its suite of tools.
Social Media Fact Checkers Claim Their Work Isn’t Censorship. Here’s Why It Is.
“Fact-checking” isn’t just labeling. It tanks the visibility of posts.
“Killing America” Documentary Pulled from Platforms Amid Allegedly Censorship-Driven Copyright Claims
Filmmaker Eli Steele called it “weaponized censorship.”
Jim Jordan Demands Big Tech CEOs and Feds Hand Over Censorship Collusion Documents
The demands follow the DOJ getting back in touch with tech platforms in recent months.
EU Party Pushes Back Against Gaming Companies Shutting Down Games People Have Paid For
The Pirate Party says developers should find a way for games to live on.
Controversy Swirls as Speaker Johnson Sidesteps Key Privacy Reform in Surveillance Law Overhaul
Speaker Johnson’s maneuver could derail crucial surveillance reforms in Congress.
EU Disinfo Lab Proposes Expanding ICANN Operations From Phishing and Malware To Target “Disinformation” Sites at the Domain Level
EU DisinfoLab proposes using ICANN’s security system against “disinformation,” raising questions about internet governance and the boundaries of free speech.
Appeals Court Vacates “Disinformation” Monitoring of Jan. 6 Defendant’s Computer
A landmark ruling challenges the bounds of probation in the modern age.