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.
EFF Blasts Julian Assange’s Trial As Selective Prosecution Drew Wilson | October 9, 2020 As a final decision awaits in the trial against Julian Assange, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) calls it all “Selective Prosecution”.
Julian Assange’s Extradition Hearing Concludes, Verdict Due January 4th Drew Wilson | October 2, 2020 The trial conducted by the American government against Julian Assange is now over. A verdict is due to be delivered on January 4th.
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.
Julian Assange Trial Postponed Due to Possible COVID-19 Exposure Drew Wilson | September 11, 2020 The trial of award winning journalist, Julian Assange, is going to extend even further. This is thanks to possible COVID-19 exposure.
Class Action Lawsuit Seeks £18 Billion Following EasyJet Breach Drew Wilson | May 31, 2020 A class action lawsuit was filed against EasyJet. The suit is in response to the data breach that occurred at EasyJet.
EasyJet Suffers Data Breach: 9 Million Customers Compromised Drew Wilson | May 23, 2020 Another day, another data breach. This time, it is British airline, EasyJet. An estimated 9 million customers have been compromised.
Big Publishers Asking for Advertising Dollar Preferential Treatment Drew Wilson | April 5, 2020 Advertising dollars have been acing a squeeze lately. Now, Big UK publishers are calling for preferential treatment for their outlets.
Lawyer: Virgin Media Could Face £4.5 Billion in Penalties for Data Leak Drew Wilson | March 29, 2020 The penalties could be quite steep for Virgin Media according to one lawyer. He says compensation could be around £5000 per claimant. Math only takes over from there.
Cathay Pacific Hit With £500,000 Fine Over 2018 Data Breach Drew Wilson | March 18, 2020 British airline company, Cathay Pacific, has been handed a £500,000 fine by the UK Information Commission Office (ICO). This over a 2018 breach.