Network Neutrality Scores Victory As US Senate Votes to Save It
The US senate has voted to save network neutrality. The victory means there is marginal hope for the future of the Internet.
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Red Alert for Net Neutrality Day of Action Takes Place Tomorrow
The Red Alert for Net Neutrality day of action is taking place tomorrow. Some of your favourite websites could be participating.
Special 301 Report Credibility Slammed After Canada’s Inclusion
With the Special 301 report’s credibility in doubt for years, it seems that there is a double down on wild accusations.
Controversial CASE Act Could Create Extrajudicial System for File-Sharers
A newly proposed bill called the CASE Act could create a whole new judicial system to make it easier to sue file-sharers.
US Bill That Criminalizes Security Research Blasted By Experts
In an era where breaches and leaks have become a weekly thing, it may be surprising to know that security research is being criminalized in one state.
Cambridge Analytica – Offices Raided and People Testify
As the Cambridge Analytica story works its way through the news cycle, it seems that the drama is only intensifying.
SESTA Passes – Sparks Fears of New Era of Web Censorship
The controversial sex trafficking bill SESTA has passed in the US. Many are calling it a dark day for free speech.
Report: New Draft Bill Could Help Keep Data Breaches Secret
A new draft bill is drawing controversy in the US. It could help allow private corporations to keep data breaches more secret.
Internet On Trial – Net Neutrality Heads to Ninth Circuit Court
The repeal of net neutrality in the US is now heading to court. America’s Internet is hanging in the balance.
Equifax Data Breach Worsens Yet Again, Additional 2.4 Million Affected
The massive data breach from last year continues to haunt Equifax as more American’s are found to be exposed.
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