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12 March 2021 00:00 by Dave Perera

Renewed interest among US lawmakers in antitrust legislation is unlikely to produce radical policy shifts.

15 April 2022 22:24 by Matthew Newman, Dave Perera, Amy Miller, Khushita Vasant, Mike Swift

Uncertainly on the new transatlantic data transfer “framework” to new regulation such as Europe’s Digital Services Act

25 April 2022 22:53 by Jakub Krupa, Dave Perera, Jenna Ebersole, Mike Swift

Vowing to open-source the algorithm for the Internet’s often unruly public square, Elon Musk reached a deal today to buy Twitter

04 February 2021 20:54 by Mike Swift, Dave Perera

Lawyers for Google, Texas and nine other states had their first in-person skirmish in a US federal courthouse.

03 September 2021 21:44 by Dave Perera

Apple’s attempt to thread the needle between privacy and combatting child exploitation.

20 December 2021 22:41 by Mike Swift, Dave Perera

Facebook changed some of its privacy practices to comply with the US Federal Trade Commission’s 2019 privacy settlement,

11 March 2022 22:46 by Dave Perera

Western efforts to isolate the Kremlin economically and politically have not resulted in that country’s disconnection from the internet

31 March 2021 00:00 by Dave Perera, Jenna Ebersole

Spending on expert witnesses at the US Federal Trade Commission reached a five-year peak.

17 December 2020 00:00 by Dave Perera, Khushita Vasant

Google colluded with Facebook in a bid to maintain its dominance over the online display-advertising market, alleges an antitrust lawsuit filed.

01 April 2019 00:00 by Dave Perera

The already small chances of a bipartisan federal privacy bill becoming law this year have shrunk even further in recent weeks.