This Pandemic Is a ‘Fork in the Road’ for Gig Worker Benefits
As Covid-19 keeps people indoors, delivery and other contract workers are more visible than ever—making this a pivotal time for them to secure basic rights.
Google Will Make a Coronavirus Site—but Not Like Trump Said
Google and the White House are working together now, but they’re still not describing the same website.
Here’s Another Chance to Weigh In on the FCC’s Net Neutrality Repeal
An appeals court ordered the FCC to seek comments on whether its new regime hurts public safety or low income consumers.
The Broadband Industry Is Suing Maine Over a Web Privacy Law
Groups claim the state law, scheduled to take effect in July, violates First Amendment protections and the Supremacy Clause of the constitution.
Why the FTC Wants to Revisit Hundreds of Deals by Big Tech
Silicon Valley’s “if you can’t beat ‘em, buy ’em” approach comes under federal scrutiny. Some antitrust experts say better late than never.
Who Should Control the Internet’s .Org Addresses?
The group that administers .org domains may be sold to a for-profit company. Critics worry that nonprofits and activists could suffer.
The UK Exited the EU—and Is Leaving a ‘Meme Ban’ Behind
Though the UK initially supported the legislation, it does not plan to implement the EU Copyright Directive post-Brexit.
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