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- The UK Has It Wrong on Digital ID. Here’s Why.
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- EFF to Arizona Federal Court: Protect Public School Students from Surveillance and Punishment for Off-Campus Speech
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- Rights Organizations Demand Halt to Mobile Fortify, ICE's Handheld Face Recognition Program
- Privacy is For the Children (Too)
- Why legal firms must confront insider cyber threats
- The barriers are real for mothers returning to tech – but giving up isn’t the answer
- Look to the human brain for a glimpse of AI’s future
- Here’s what the Budget needs to do for the UK’s AI sector
- We must separate sense from nonsense when talking about agentic AI, says Tray.ai’s Rich Waldron
- How to modernise your bank’s codebase without breaking it
- Arms supplier to press murderers welcomes press murderer to DC
- Immigration agents claim routine reporting violates federal law
- Journalists’ cameras become targets at Oregon protests
- Press-hating president kisses up to press-murdering crown prince
- Marion County Record settlement: A step toward accountability
- Kansas county pays $3M for forgetting the First Amendment
- Payment Rules: EU Council Backs Flawed Fraud Liability Plan of MEPs
- CCIA UK’s Response to UK Review of Digital Services Tax
- Protecting Children Online: EU Member States Adopt Negotiating Mandate for CSAM Rules
- Australia expected to Decide on Streaming Rules; Companies Send Joint Letter
- CCIA Urges Progress on Digital Trade Barriers Ahead of U.S.-EU Trade Talks
- CCIA Files Reply Brief in Texas to Block Unconstitutional App Store Law
- Alarm bells: Trump’s first 100 days ramp up fear for the press, democracy
- 2024 is deadliest year for journalists in CPJ history; almost 70% killed by Israel
- In record year, China, Israel, and Myanmar are world’s leading jailers of journalists
- Haiti, Israel most likely to let journalists’ murders go unpunished, CPJ 2024 impunity index shows
- No justice for journalists targeted by Israel despite strong evidence of war crime
- On Edge: What the US election could mean for journalists and global press freedom
- Internet cut in Gabon on election day
- Telegram restricted in Iraq over personal data leaks
- Social media restricted, mobile internet cut in Senegal amid political unrest
- Internet disruptions registered during school exams
- Social media restricted in Guinea amid political unrest
- Internet disrupted in Pakistan amid arrest of former PM Imran Khan
- The Next Surveillance Boom Is Taking Flight
- Meta Pushes Canada for App Store Age Verification Laws
- British Transport Police Launch Facial Recognition Trials in London Stations
- Australia’s High Court to Hear Challenge to Under-16 Social Media Ban and Digital ID Law
- Missouri Locks the Web Behind a “Harmful” Content ID Check
- EU Council Approves New “Chat Control” Mandate Pushing Mass Surveillance
- EU Parliament Votes for Mandatory Digital ID and Age Verification, Threatening Online Privacy
- UK Ofcom Pushes Rules Targeting “Misogynistic” Content, Prompting (Even More) Free Speech Concerns
- Substack Introduces ID Checks to Comply with UK Censorship Law
- Tokyo Court Ruling Against Cloudflare Sets “Dangerous Precedent” for Internet Infrastructure Liability
- FAC Intervenes After a Man Was Refused Bodyworn Camera Footage of His Own Arrest by Redding Police
- FAC Objects to Subpoena Against Satire Page on Facebook
- Press advocates condemn Oakland Police Department’s press policy
- FAC Opposes Berkeley Plan to Encrypt Police Radio Communications
- FAC Represents Newsroom After Shasta Elections Official Illegally Excludes its Journalists from Media Release...
- FAC Requests Veto of SB 470, a Bagley-Keene Act Bill
- US Patent Office Issues New Guidelines For AI-Assisted Inventions
- Apple Asks Indian Court to Block Antitrust Law Allowing $38 Billion Fine
- Greek Cybercrime Unit Shuts Down IPTV Pirates, 68 End Users Face Fines
- OpenAI Says Dead Teen Violated TOS When He Used ChatGPT To Plan Suicide
- Texas Buys $5 Million In BTC ETF As States Edge Toward First Government Crypto Reserves
- Warner Music Group Partners With Suno To Offer AI Likenesses of Its Artists
- Yout and RIAA Clash in Court Over YouTube’s Alleged Copyright Barriers
- Pirate Site Operator’s Appeal Goes Bad, Court Extends Prison Term By 50%
- MPA Shut Down OnionPlay’s Discord & Tries to Unmask Pirate Site Operator
- Share-Online Operator Gets Two Years Probation in Landmark ‘Cyberlocker’ Verdict
- Greek Cybercrime Unit Shuts Down IPTV Pirates, 68 End Users Face Fines
- ‘Destroyed’ Usenet Provider NSE and BREIN End 16-Year Battle With Secret Settlement
- Community Snapshot—October
- 2025 Postel Awardee David Clark, an Architect and Implementer of the Internet
- Making Internet Policy Make Sense—Your Multilingual Guide to the Internet
- From Connectivity to Capability: Rethinking the Digital Divide
- Working Together for an Accessible and Safe Internet
- What Is Meaningful Connectivity?
- French Football Federation Discloses Data Breach After Attackers Compromise Administrative Software
- French Regulator Fines Vanity Fair Publisher €750,000 for Persistent Cookie Consent Violations
- Cyberattacks Against the US Intensify as Russian Groups Target Engineering Firm
- Poland Arrests Russian Suspected of Hacking E-Commerce Databases Across Europe
- EU Reaches Agreement on Child Sexual Abuse Detection Law After Three Years of Contentious Debate
- OpenAI Confirms Mixpanel Breach Impacting API User Data
- Asahi Group Cyberattack: Data of 2 Million Customers and Employees Potentially Exposed
- U.S. CodeRED Emergency Alert System Down After Ransomware Attack
- London Councils Hit by Cyber Incident, Services Temporarily Disrupted
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- Why legal firms must confront insider cyber threats
- The barriers are real for mothers returning to tech – but giving up isn’t the answer
- Look to the human brain for a glimpse of AI’s future
- Here’s what the Budget needs to do for the UK’s AI sector
- We must separate sense from nonsense when talking about agentic AI, says Tray.ai’s Rich Waldron
- How to modernise your bank’s codebase without breaking it
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- Oaths Of Office, And How Everyone Not Moving To Impeach Trump Is Violating Their Own
- Secret Third-Party Litigation Funding Threatens American Innovation
- This Level Of Corruption Requires Stupidity
- BBC Pre-Edits Lecture Calling Trump ‘Most Openly Corrupt President’
