Why Facebook’s new ‘privacy cop’ is doomed to fail
The Federal Trade Commission issued its largest-ever fine, of US$5 billion, to Facebook for violating
Cyber Mobs, Disinformation, and Death Videos: The Internet as It Is (and as It Should Be)
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Protego Press Weekly Round Up (August 14th, 2019)
It’s the dog days of summer, and just like the weather, the tech policy world
Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act and the Future of Online Speech
Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act protects online intermediaries like social media platforms from
Bridging Silicon Valley and Washington
In today’s era where technology is the number one driver of interactivity, knowledge and communications,
New Media Is Misrepresenting Women in Africa: What Feminists Can Do
When computer technology made electronic communication possible, the “new media” emerged: email, chat rooms, blogs,
Protego Press Weekly Round Up (August 7th, 2019)
In this Protego Press weekly update, we focus on how tech companies are grappling with
How Congress Should Spend the FTC’s $5 Billion Facebook Fine
Use the windfall to help fix local journalism Last month, the FTC announced a $5
A Vicious Cycle: Yes, Your Fertility and Cycle Tracking Apps Can Be Weaponized Against You in Court
By: Sarah E. Hunt and Meghan S. Bishop In the popular murder mystery podcast, To
Protego Press Weekly Update
It’s been a busy week at Protego Press. We’ve published four must-read pieces in the