This post is published in collaboration with Just Security. On Wednesday, Facebook released new information about how the video of the recent terrorist attack in Christchurch, New Zealand, circulated online. A Facebook blog post [...]

Here are the stories we are following this week: New Zealand We continue to dissect the reaction to the massacre of 50 people at an Islamic Center in Christchurch, New [...]

Last week, Mark Zuckerberg announced “A Privacy-Focused Vision for Social Networking”.  “I understand that many people don’t think Facebook can or would even want to build this kind of privacy-focused platform,” [...]

Last week, Senator Elizabeth Warren published a Medium post on her desire to apply antitrust regulation to big tech.  Following that post, Sen. Warren ran several anti-Facebook messages as ads [...]

Sunday marked the beginning of Daylight Savings Time, sparking the bi-annual debate around if this change in time is still needed.  The technology policy world is used to constant change, [...]

A new report argues for social media platforms to take action Now that the goals and tactics of foreign manipulators such as the Kremlin are better understood, experts in media [...]

Inadequate security of computers, networks, systems, and data can devastate the economy, upend the lives of individuals, weaken national security, and even undercut the foundations of our democratic system.  The [...]

It’s the first week of March, and though the weather may not be showing it, the changing of the seasons is starting to happen.  What is staying consistent is the [...]

This piece was originally published on Blavity. It’s a common sentiment among communities of color that U.S. lawmakers don’t always have their unique obstacles and systematic roadblocks top of mind. For this [...]

Here are the stories we’re following at Protego this week: Take a look into the abyss of Facebook content moderation. For The Verge, Casey Newton delivers 7,000 words on the lives of [...]