Zuckerberg Floats Idea For 'Facebook Supreme Court' For Content
Facebook wants to move back to a system where the biggest enterprises continue to control content. Of course, the mainstream media is on board.
Facebook wants to move back to a system where the biggest enterprises continue to control content. Of course, the mainstream media is on board.
An internet bill of rights is being suggested by Justice Democrats candidate Ro Khanna and we should listen.
At the 2018 Directed Energy Summit, Michael D. Griffin, the undersecretary of defense for research and engineering, laid out his plans for integrating directed energy capabilities into the national security enterprise.
The CEO will testify before the US Senate’s Judiciary Committee regarding Cambridge Analytica’s usage of Facebook's collected data in its effort to allegedly manipulate the 2016 US presidential elections.
Google has decided to make amends with media establishment, announcing their $300 million investment in what they claim will support “high-quality journalism ” and work to discredit “fake news."
According to Sam Biddle of The Intercept, newly released documents from Edward Snowden show that the NSA has been spying Bitcoin users for years.
The incident which caused the death of an Arizona woman is surely a tragedy, but we accept far too many vehicle fatalities currently because of human error.
Data mining for political purposes or otherwise is certainly nothing new, but the question of to what lengths Cambridge Analytica went to ensure client satisfaction is a fair one.
Much like YouTube, Facebook has turned to trusted fact-checkers in their campaign against fake news. Much like YouTube, their hyper-partisan choices in trusted partners is telling.
The FEC's new rules regulating political ads on social media have been the source of controversy since their announcement, and this delay is sure to further complicate things.