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- ICE Is Going on a Surveillance Shopping Spree
- EFFecting Change: The Human Cost of Online Age Verification
- The Homeland Security Spending Trail: How to Follow the Money Through U.S. Government Databases
- The Year States Chose Surveillance Over Safety: 2025 in Review
- Surveillance Self-Defense: 2025 Year in Review
- Congress's Crusade to Age Gate the Internet: 2025 in Review
- Amid competing international regulatory regimes, UK companies have a golden opportunity to chart their own AI path
- What this year’s Black Friday taught security teams about agentic commerce
- Businesses have always complained about compliance obligations. Could they automate themselves out of it?
- Why quoting and contracting systems are becoming the real test of AI readiness
- In 2026, AI-enabled cyberattacks may be commonplace. Are we ready?
- How to end AI hallucinations
- Florida prosecutor agrees: Photography is not a crime
- Covering protests is a dangerous job for journalists
- Trump’s BBC lawsuit is nonsense, like his others
- Report: Most journalist detainments this year are at protests
- Stop the gatekeeping. The First Amendment is for all of us
- Journalists warn of silenced sources
- Judge Blocks Texas’s App Store Accountability Act as Unconstitutional Speech Restriction
- CCIA Files Comments on Australia’s Proposed News Bargaining Incentive
- CCIA Report Examines Expanding State Online Safety Laws and Ongoing Legal Challenges
- CCIA Welcomes WSIS+20 Review Commitments to Principled Internet Governance
- CCIA’s Response to Negotiations Suspended on a US-UK Technology Deal
- CCIA Statement in Response to iRobot Bankruptcy News
- 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
- Pro-Censorship UK Regulator Pesters a US Forum Already Blocked in Britain
- Germany’s “Transparency Act” Lets Regulators Search Media Offices and Platforms Without Warrants
- Wegmans Expands Biometric Surveillance in NYC Stores, Collecting Facial, Eye, and Voice Data from Shoppers
- Rumble and Tether Launch “Rumble Wallet” to Enable Direct Crypto Payments for Creators
- France’s First Lady and the Fragile State of Free Speech
- Bitchat Rises as Uganda Threatens Another Digital Blackout
- Microsoft Shifts All Activations to Online Accounts
- Pakistan Blocks Major VPNs Under New Licensing Rules, Expanding State Control Over Internet Access
- EU Veterans Rally to Recast the Digital Services Act as Accountability Not Control
- Albanese Backs Top Censor, Vows Stronger “Hate” Laws
- 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
- Founder of Spyware Maker PcTattletale Pleads Guilty To Hacking, Advertising Surveillance Software
- Congressman Introduces Legislation To Criminalize Insider Trading On Prediction Markets
- An AI-Generated NWS Map Invented Fake Towns In Idaho
- NYC Wegmans Is Storing Biometric Data On Shoppers' Eyes, Voices and Faces
- Vietnam Bans Unskippable Ads
- The Nation's Strictest Privacy Law Goes Into Effect
- GitHub Restores Repo of GTA Mod ‘Multi Theft Auto’ After Take-Two Fails to Sue
- Anna’s Archive Loses .Org Domain After Surprise Suspension
- Top 10 Most Pirated Movies of The Week – 01/05/2026
- Indian ‘Piracy Kingpin’ Acquitted After 10-Years Due to Lack of Evidence
- Hollywood, Netflix, and Apple Are Behind Latest Pirate ‘Brand’ Blockades in Belgium
- Strike 3’s Piracy Litigation Campaign Broke More Records in 2025
- Encryption Making Africa Safer: Internet Society Hosts Encryption Advocacy Workshop for African Civil Society
- WSIS+20 Reaffirms Multistakeholder Governance and a Lasting IGF
- Online Age Restrictions Need Strong Rules and Independent Oversight
- Learning to Build and Use the Internet in Rhino Refugee Camp
- Why the UN’s Next Decision on Internet Governance Matters for Everyone
- Moving the Needle on Universal and Meaningful Access
- Crimson Collective Claims to Disconnect Brightspeed Internet Users After Hack
- Telecommunications Sector Sees a Four-fold Jump in Ransomware Attacks in last 4 Years: Report
- Unpatched TOTOLINK EX200 Flaw Enables Root-Level Telnet Access, CERT/CC Warns
- Hacktivist Exposes and Deletes White Supremacist Websites Live at Conference
- UK Unveils £210M Cyber Overhaul as Nation Faces “Critically High” Digital Threat
- What Is a Proxy Server? A Complete Guide to Types, Uses, and Benefits
- European Commission Investigates Grok AI After Explicit Images of Minors Surface
- Critical n8n Vulnerability Allows Arbitrary Command Execution (CVE-2025-68668)
- Taiwan Reports 2.6 Million Chinese Cyberattacks Per Day in 2025
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- Amid competing international regulatory regimes, UK companies have a golden opportunity to chart their own AI path
- What this year’s Black Friday taught security teams about agentic commerce
- Businesses have always complained about compliance obligations. Could they automate themselves out of it?
- Why quoting and contracting systems are becoming the real test of AI readiness
- In 2026, AI-enabled cyberattacks may be commonplace. Are we ready?
- How to end AI hallucinations
- Risky Business: Advanced AI Companies’ Race for Revenue
- Tech Talks at Tech Prom 2025
- Op-ed: Ask The Experts: Teaching Disability Rights and Technology in 2025
- EU Tech Policy Brief: December 2025
- CDT Joins Letter Opposing SANDBOX Act
- CDT Comments Call on CFPB to Preserve Key Protection Against Credit Discrimination
- Journalistic Malpractice: No LLM Ever ‘Admits’ To Anything, And Reporting Otherwise Is A Lie
- Daily Deal: MagStack Foldable 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Station with Floating Stand
- Abrego Garcia Asks For Sanctions As Gov’t Officials Continue To Publicly Attack Him Ahead Of His Trial
- CBS’ Remaining Journalists Seem Confused As To Why Bari Weiss Sucks At Journalism
- RFK Jr., CDC Alter Childhood Vaccine Schedule To Mimic Denmark’s
- Why Isn’t Online Age Verification Just Like Showing Your ID In Person?
