Digital surveillance can help bring the coronavirus pandemic under control – but also threatens privacy
Apple and Google are collaborating on new technology that will alert smartphone users who have
Local Media Needs to Be in the Next COVID Stimulus Bill – It Saves Lives, It Saves Jobs, and It Saves Democracy
Accurate reporting is vital during a crisis. Republicans and Democrats must work together to ensure
Taking the Wide-Angle View of the Business and Legal Risks of Disinformation and Deepfakes
In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic—as markets struggle, schools and businesses shutter, and the
Social media fuels wave of coronavirus misinformation as users focus on popularity, not accuracy
Over the past few weeks, misinformation about the new coronavirus pandemic has been spreading across
Remote biosurveillance poses novel existential threats to civil liberties
FierceElectronics reports that Draganfly is claiming that their technologies can, when attached to a drone, detect
As millions of students turn to online education, the FCC must implement bold changes to close the digital divide
With confirmed cases of coronavirus on the rise in the US, over 100,000 schools have
Schools Do Not Have to Sacrifice Students’ Privacy to Continue Schooling
Just like many of us are doing in our personal and professional lives right now,
Social media companies are taking steps to tamp down coronavirus misinformation – but they can do more
As we practice social distancing, our embrace of social media gets only tighter. The major
Society’s dependence on the internet: 5 cyber issues the coronavirus lays bare
As more and more U.S. schools and businesses shutter their doors, the rapidly evolving coronavirus
The Boldest American Consumer Privacy Statute In A Generation Is In Flux
The most important part of a privacy law are the definitions. Get them wrong and