Brett Kavanaugh
Supreme Court Rules with Biden Administration in Social Media Case
In a 6-3 decision, the majority found that the plaintiffs lacked standing.
Brett Kavanaugh
In a 6-3 decision, the majority found that the plaintiffs lacked standing.
Supreme Court
'Our bill gives Big Tech a choice: Work with Congress to ensure the Internet is a safe, healthy place for good, or lose Section 230 protections entirely,'
ITIF
'Move fast and build things' versus 'acceleration without guardrails' at Broadband Breakfast Live Online.
Free Speech
People will migrate from platforms with too stringent content moderation measures.
Justice Department
Going after Big Tech with marquee cases may make headlines, but those failures make big headlines too.
Cybersecurity
Verizon, AT&T and Lumen warned about prescriptive rules that could diminish security.
Defense Department
Conservative podcasters were 11 times more likely than liberal podcasters to share claims fact-checked as false.
5G Wireless
Wilson accused Chairwoman Lina Khan of defying legal precedent and abusing her power.
AEI
With millions of pieces of content generated daily, platforms are increasingly relying on AI for moderation.
Energy and Commerce
It will be the first time TikTok’s CEO will appear for a congressional hearing.
FCC
Former President Trump will face heightened penalties for future, repeated violations of Facebook’s and Meta’s policies.
Justice Department
The lawsuit accuses the company of abusing a monopoly over the technology that controls the digital advertising market.
Privacy
Existing digital privacy concerns are amplified in an environment designed to fully immerse users.
Antitrust
Rep. Ken Buck said tech companies’ practices are anticompetitive and threaten innovation, free speech and national security.
FTC
Sohn’s renomination comes after the Democrats expanded their majority in the Senate, which confirms nominations.
FCC
The Senate recently passed a measure banning the app from government devices.
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