The internet offered a world of connection and cooperation. What we got was a world of ruthless monopolies and oligarchs.

The internet is filled with sites and services we loathe yet it seems, to paraphrase Brokeback Mountain, we just don’t know how to quit them. This points to an environment where big platforms can act ...

European regulators said​ X breached transparency rules under the Digital Services Act, a sweeping EU law intended to protect ...

In my latest blog post, I illustrated that the increased privacy rationale used by the majority of the commissioners at the Federal Communications Commission to support the reclassification of ...

The Federal Trade Commission announced on Thursday that it will launch a public inquiry into “censorship by tech platforms,” soliciting comments from people who feel they have been demonetized, banned ...

The State Administration for Market Regulation, China's top market regulator, unveiled on Saturday draft antitrust compliance guidelines for internet platforms, offering clearer direction for both ...

As the government demands global tech firms like Cloudflare bend to its will, critics say it’s ‘burning the rice barn to kill ...

Regarding the editorial "Online lies need to be confronted, but government involvement is problematic" (July 9): I agree that it is not censorship for the government to point out legitimate issues of ...

Issues with the platforms, which also include PayPal, ChatGPT, Letterboxd and bet365, began at around 11.20am. The list of impacted sites includes the Scottish Parliament, Vinted, and one of the world ...

A reporting consortium including Der Spiegel, Recorder, The Washington Post, and WIRED has unearthed a sprawling ecosystem that has targeted thousands of people and victimized dozens, if not hundreds, ...

This was the third major disruption for Cloudflare users in India within a period of six months between July and December.