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Unless you've been living under a rock somewhere, you've likely caught wind of a rap beef that has taken the internet by storm. I won't pretend to be enough of a pop culture exper ...
There was a bit of news in the world of decentralized social media over the past few weeks. It kicked off with the announcement that Jack Dorsey had left the board of Bluesky. This was followed by ...
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The Complete 2024 Penetration Testing & Ethical Hacking Training Bundle has 9 courses to help you learn to fight back against cyber threats. Courses include hands-on lessons on penetration test ...
Section 230, the legal backbone of the internet, is under attack again. This time, it is from a bipartisan pair of legislators who seem to fundamentally misunderstand how the law works and what the ...
Long before TikTok histrionics took root, you might recall that numerous members of Congress spent numerous years freaking about another Chinese company: Chinese telecom equipment maker Huawei.The ...
Five Years Ago This week in 2019, there was a legal fight over whether it's protected speech to flash your headlights to warn of hidden cops. We looked at how little the FCC had done to polic ...
Here we go again. Back in February, the FTC wanted to dive back into its battle with Microsoft over its acquisition of Activision Blizzard due to Microsoft announcing thousands of jobs worth of lay ...