Google is offering a trial run of AI only search results. This suggests that a further traffic squeeze for small sites could be on the horizon.
Google AI Only Search Results Suggests More Pain for Independent Sites Read More »
The UKs Online Safety Act is going to soon be enforced. That has resulted in a number of small websites shutting down.
Small Websites Begin Shutting Down Over UK’s Online Safety Act Read More »
With Bill C-11 and Bill C-18 passed and the damaging effects beginning to be felt, the Online Harms proposal is still a threat.
A Reminder That the Online Harms Proposal is Still Waiting in the Wings Read More »
If the Canadian government pushes the online harms proposal through unchanged, it would invariably cause more damage than it fixes.
The Age Appropriate Design Code has been signed into law by the California governor, creating uncertainty for website owners.
California Age Appropriate Design Code Signed Into Law, Uncertainty Rises Read More »
We talk a lot about what the traditional media gets wrong. So, let’s talk about what they could be getting right.
5 Ways the Canadian Media Could Be Succeeding Without Link Taxes Read More »
The legality of data transfers in Europe is in focus as NOYB says that Google Analytics is illegal in Europe.
NOYB: Use of Google Analytics is Illegal in Europe Read More »
Freezenet has officially reached a major milestone in its development. Drew Wilson is saying thank you for making it possible.
A Big Thank You to the Readers for Getting Freezenet to This Milestone! Read More »
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported a security vulnerability on a state website. The Missouri governor vowed to prosecute the organization.
Missouri Governor Threatens Journalists for Reporting Security Vulnerability Read More »
Techdirt has pulled all Google Ads and tracking from their site. In the process, they were unable to get a replacement ad network.
After Pulling Adsense, Techdirt Unable to Find Replacement Ad Network Read More »
