Civil and Digital Rights Organizations Renew Call to Drop Case Against Assange Drew Wilson | October 19, 2021 Civil and digital rights organizations have once again called on the US government to drop their case against Julian Assange.
Apple vs Epic: Apple No Monopoly, But Needs to Allow Other Payment Methods Drew Wilson | September 19, 2021 The long running Apple vs Epic case has come to a conclusion of sorts. A judge made a ruling that seems split.
Biden Administration Files Appeal to Have Assange Extradited to US Drew Wilson | February 28, 2021 After vowing to appeal, the Biden Administration has followed through on that promise and appealed the decision to extradite Julian Assange.
US ISPs Lose Court Bid to Skirt Network Neutrality Laws in California Drew Wilson | February 26, 2021 A new court ruling says that California can enforce network neutrality laws. It is seen as a loss for major US ISPs who have been fighting this.
Parler Loses Court Bid to Force Amazon to Immediately Restore Platform Drew Wilson | January 23, 2021 Parler has been dealt another blow. The company asked a judge to force Amazon to restore the platform. That request was denied.
Judge Blocks Julian Assange’s Extradition to the United States Drew Wilson | January 4, 2021 One of the biggest journalism story has finally gotten a bit of good news. A judge is blocking the US’s bid for Assange’s extradition.
CASE Act Makes It Into NDAA, But Digital Rights Orgs Vow to Fight It Drew Wilson | December 22, 2020 The fears have become reality. The CASE Act (and the felony streaming provisions) have made it into the “must pass” NDAA.
TikTok Ban: Radio Silence from Trump Administration Sets In Drew Wilson | November 12, 2020 It was supposed to be another deadline set by the administration. TikTok is still waiting for a response about their deal.
Hearing on TikTok Ban Set for Nov 4 – After the Elections Drew Wilson | October 14, 2020 A US Judge has said that the hearing over TikTok’s ban is set to take place on November 4th. This is a day after the elections.
As Assange Hearing Continues, Civil Rights Organizations Barred Drew Wilson | September 24, 2020 After a delay in the proceedings due to an exposure of COVID-19, civil rights organizations were denied access to the hearings.
