Big Tech continues to morph to fuel its toxic business model of surveillance advertising. It’s a race to the bottom.

The US can now follow in the EU’s footsteps with similar legislation to provisions of the Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act.

Elon Musk is speaking at Twitter’s “All-Hands” meeting, and we know Twitter employees have a lot of questions they wish they could ask.

As the umbrella of tech workers broadens, do their concerns, their responsibilities, and even their power — with organizing and unionizing on the rise in the tech sector.

The European Union is rapidly moving forward on what promises to be the most consequential and comprehensive legislative package on platform regulation in the world.

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine unfolded, a global audience watched the tragedy take place in real time via social media. A significant portion of the content on social media about Putin’s war on Ukraine is coming from TikTok.

As California state legislators consider the newly proposed California Age Appropriate Design Code Bill (AB 2273), here’s why this bill is important for both the kids’ privacy and tech accountability movements.

A roadmap to building or updating a website to not have third-party cookies and ad trackers that feed into Big Tech’s toxic business model of surveillance advertising.

As lawmakers consider a series of new antitrust bills to hold Big Tech companies accountable, history can serve as a guide to show that antitrust regulation works.