If Trump kicks out Twitter, there's always Germany
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Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou loses key court battle as British Columbia judge rules extradition bid should proceed
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CNBC reporter makes fake news website with plagiarized content, gets approved by ad tech companies
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America’s deadly obsession with intellectual property: Privatizing life-saving technology like vaccines and clean energy is bad both for the coronavirus and the climate crisis
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New York Times phasing out all third-party advertising data
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Here’s what an antitrust case against Google might look like: Two DOJ veterans lay out a roadmap for cracking down on the company’s digital advertising juggernaut
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Ameelio, a startup backed by the Mozilla's 'Fix the Internet', aims to provide free video calls and messaging to prisoners in the US where video calls can cost as much as $25 for 15min
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California police used military surveillance tech at grad student strike
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The confessions of Marcus "MalwareTech" Hutchins, the hacker who stopped WannaCry and was arrested by the FBI in 2017
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A hacker is trying to break Ohio’s tool for reporting workers who quit during the pandemic
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Political consultant suggests rallying dems with giant, 'Fortnite-style' holographic Biden
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The people who are keeping the internet running during COVID and how they're doing it
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Why is TV 29.97 frames per second?
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I sing the airplane electric—Until now, an airplane was never a cheap date
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In the debate over freedom versus control of the global network, China was largely correct, and the US was wrong
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US unemployment checks are being held up by a coding language almost nobody knows
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It's time to build
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Pandemic sparks American tech workers' interest in unions
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The coronavirus has changed the way Americans use the internet
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After 9/11, Americans gave up privacy for security. Will we make the same trade-off after COVID-19?
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The far-right helped create the world’s most powerful facial recognition technology
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Tesla’s Fremont factory will reduce its workforce from 10,000 to 2,500 workers
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Tesla told to shut down California factory to help fight the coronavirus
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French antitrust watchdog fines Apple 1.1 billion euros for anti-competitive coordination with wholesalers
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Tech in the time of COVID-19
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Joe Biden’s first virtual town hall was an absolute technical nightmare
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Google tracked his bike ride past a burglarized home. That made him a suspect.
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EARN IT act is a direct attack on end-to-end encryption
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Facebook files lawsuit against Namecheap
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Bogus automated copyright claims by CBS blocked Super Tuesday speeches by Bernie Sanders, Mike Bloomberg, and Joe Biden
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The high-tech iBackpack received almost $800,000 from crowdfunding, but backers never received their bags. Now the creator is being sued by the FTC and state of Texas
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Here's how Biden and Sanders stack up when it comes to how they would govern the tech industry
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Tech was supposed to improve caucuses. Instead, it may have doomed them
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Japanese toilets are marvels of technological innovation. American toilets not so much
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Firefox has started enabling DNS-over-HTTPS by default for all US-based users
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Are social networks polarizing? A Q&A with Ezra Klein | The Interface with Casey Newton, Issue #464, Feb 27
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To rein in traffic-snarling new mobility modes, LA needed digital savvy. Then came a privacy uproar, a murky cast of consultants, and a legal crusade by Uber.
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US FCC forced by court to ask the public (again) if they think tearing up net neutrality was a really good idea or not
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Twitter is suspending 70 pro-Bloomberg accounts, citing ‘platform manipulation’
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EFF calls for disclosure of secret financing details behind $1.1 billion .ORG sale including $360 million loan, and asks FTC to scrutinize deal
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Lambda School's misleading promises
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Students say the Lambda School coding bootcamp isn't delivering on its promises, with concerns about poor instruction and prospects while being bound by income-sharing agreements
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DoorDash made its couriers agree to binding arbitration, and now a federal judge has ordered them to pay almost $10 million to arbitrate over 5000 claims filed by couriers
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Department of Justice announces a 16-count superseding indictment against Huawei, four subsidiaries, and CFO Wanzhou Meng that includes charges of racketeering and conspiracy to steal trade secrets
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US officials say Huawei has had the capability to secretly access telecom networks around the world for over a decade
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The FTC is investigating the last 10 years of acquisitions by Alphabet (including Google), Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Microsoft
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The CIA secretly bought a company that sold encryption devices across the world. Then its spies sat back and listened
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Four Chinese military personnel charged for Equifax hack
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California’s new privacy law is off to a rocky start
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The app that broke the Iowa Caucuses was sent out through a beta testing platform
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