Senate Democrats question FCC chair’s independence from Trump
Dems want promise that Pai won’t “penalize free speech” to punish Trump enemies.
Dems want promise that Pai won’t “penalize free speech” to punish Trump enemies.
Lt. General: “I never thought I'd say that when I joined the Air Force.”
Trump's son knows the difference between "patent trolls" and "true innovators."
Nick Denton also asks people to support Techdirt against the Ayyadurai libel lawsuit.
Senator: Social media sites aren’t bad or good—ceding them to hate is the problem.
The latest law will provide fresh material for the online mug shot business racket.
Chief: “We invite citizens to [film the police] when they believe it is necessary.”
“Sour grapes is not an affirmative defense to breach of contract.”
Under guise of “voluntary” wellness programs, employees’ genetics could be exposed.
Premier League wins court injunction requiring server-level blocking.
"Clerical errors… will occur regardless of the case management system used by the court."
Electronic surveillance programs Prism, Upstream hang in the congressional balance.
Does the senator's argument make any sense? Let's look at the facts.
Confidential messenger service provides no authentication or integrity assurances.
Assange: Cache of cyber weapons was passed around "out of control" by contract hackers.
Pruitt suggests "there's tremendous disagreement about the degree of impact."
Massive patent holder has been suing for years now, but it can't win a case.
Warrant seeks messages, images, wall posts, location data, and visitor information.
Ajit Pai met with Trump Monday but won't say what they discussed.
Local prosecutor: Deric Lostutter got story wrong, hurt rape investigation.
Video: Shocked man screams in pain. Judge says "All right we're gonna take five."
Senate resolution would throw out FCC's entire privacy rulemaking.
If you want something done right... do it yourself?
CIA hackers wasted no time analyzing the blunders made by their NSA counterparts.
Cable lobby hails Pai for pushing "pro-consumer agenda" and "Internet freedom."
Apple claimed jailbreaking would embolden hackers—says same about right to repair.
Court ordered Facebook to suspend the feature or pay 5,000 euros per day.
However, novel and vexing legal questions about IoT data privacy won't be answered.
"Probe shouldn't involve making more images," say CPS rules. Did BBC follow them?
Wikileaks claims CIA can defeat WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram, other apps' encryption by hacking phones.