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Renewed interest among US lawmakers in antitrust legislation is unlikely to produce radical policy shifts.
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Uncertainly on the new transatlantic data transfer “framework” to new regulation such as Europe’s Digital Services Act
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Vowing to open-source the algorithm for the Internet’s often unruly public square, Elon Musk reached a deal today to buy Twitter
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Lawyers for Google, Texas and nine other states had their first in-person skirmish in a US federal courthouse.
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Apple’s attempt to thread the needle between privacy and combatting child exploitation.
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Facebook changed some of its privacy practices to comply with the US Federal Trade Commission’s 2019 privacy settlement,
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Western efforts to isolate the Kremlin economically and politically have not resulted in that country’s disconnection from the internet
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Spending on expert witnesses at the US Federal Trade Commission reached a five-year peak.
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Google colluded with Facebook in a bid to maintain its dominance over the online display-advertising market, alleges an antitrust lawsuit filed.
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The already small chances of a bipartisan federal privacy bill becoming law this year have shrunk even further in recent weeks.