The release and circulation of the video showing Alex Pretti’s fatal encounter with federal agents highlight the ongoing impact of digital activism.
Section 230, the legal protection for tech companies, has withstood three decades of scrutiny, but it is now gearing up for significant court battles ahead.
In the wake of Iran’s most extended internet blackout, which resulted in thousands of fatalities, Mahsa Alimardani discusses the dual role of technology in both empowering and challenging the regime.
Following TikTok’s announcement of securing its operations in the US, several lawmakers expressed concerns over the lack of transparency regarding the platform’s legal compliance.
The Trump administration and online platforms have joined forces to limit free expression on an unprecedented level.
The US State Department has imposed sanctions on five individuals, including Thierry Breton and Imran Ahmed, the leader of the Center for Countering Digital Hate, restricting their entry into the United States due to issues related to online content moderation.