Could Europe’s new laws rein in Elon Musk’s chaotic vision of free speech on Twitter?

Twitter is global, and Elon Musk needs to factor that into his decisions.

On Apr 29, 2022 by Jonathan Keane

Why the third time won’t be the charm for a new U.S.-EU data-sharing agreement

Activists and privacy experts still have major concerns about mass surveillance.

On Apr 10, 2022 by Jonathan Keane

Could Clearview be fined out of existence by Europe’s tough data privacy laws?

Europe is fighting against facial recognition.

On Mar 25, 2022 by Jonathan Keane

What FISA renewal means for the U.S.-EU Privacy Shield agreement

Some in the EU aren’t happy with the deal.

On Feb 10, 2018 by Jonathan Keane

Is Trump doing enough to keep this major privacy agreement alive?

The fate of a major U.S.–E.U. privacy pact hangs in the balance.

On Oct 22, 2017 by Jonathan Keane

Could hackers derail one of the most important elections in Europe?

The ghosts of 2016 are haunting Germany as voters head to the polls.

On Sep 20, 2017 by Jonathan Keane

Is Trump’s America-first policy putting Silicon Valley at risk?

Trump wants to put American first. But that could backfire on firms like Google and Intel.

On Jul 17, 2017 by Jonathan Keane

Trump’s stance on internet privacy puts U.S.–E.U. pact on thin ice

President Trump’s decision to kill key FCC privacy rules adds further stress to the already strained U.S.–E.U. Privacy Shield agreement.

On Apr 17, 2017 by Jonathan Keane