All posts tagged "techpolicydaily"
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Data on data — the New Zealand story
It has been somewhat of an article of faith among many in telecommunications circles that provisioning fast fiber...
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Patent sale to Snap puts Israeli intellectual property on the map
In the stirring documentary On the Map, Israeli director Dani Menkin tells the story of the Israeli basketball team...
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America’s tech titans haven’t stymied innovation: They’ve enabled it
Two weeks ago, The New York Times ran an op-ed arguing that leading technology companies such as Google, Facebook, and Amazon...
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Communications, Russian hacking, and Section 702 reauthorization
In an earlier blog, I explored the fraught implications of the US intelligence community’s crisis of confidence and...
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Freak-out boomerangs on internet privacy provocateurs
Last week, Congress voted to halt new digital privacy regulations that the Obama-era Federal Communications Commission (FCC) imposed...
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Dispelling internet privacy misconceptions
On Tuesday, the House of Representatives joined the Senate in passing a joint resolution disapproving of the Federal...
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Symantec vs. Google: Conflict at the internet’s root of trust
One of the fundamental goals of internet security is to ensure that when users interact with a website,...
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Toward a connected future: Maximizing the Internet of Things
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a combination of technologies: hardware devices, applications, and network operations that connect...
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Do we need a public campaign to ‘resist the internet’?
“Search your feelings,” Ross Douthat writes in The New York Times, “you know it to be true: You are enslaved...
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Will tech firms save us from fake news?
Fake news has become a cause célèbre and fighting it has attracted some powerful players. Facebook just launched...
