The Right to Fair Recollection
Social media platforms and applications are using opaque algorithms to monetize our past memories. It’s time to hold them accountable.
Social media platforms and applications are using opaque algorithms to monetize our past memories. It’s time to hold them accountable.
Why is the public so hesitant to support efforts to combat misinformation?
How will the metaverse shape the way we do business, the way we live our lives, the way we govern ourselves?
The social network renames itself after the Metaverse, a fictional immersive environment that first showed how awful commercial virtual worlds can be.
If Facebook has full knowledge of the harm and risk it poses to people who use its platforms, it has an ethical and moral obligation to make its products safer.
The latest legal ruling bodes ill for those who are seeking to break up Big Tech.
Can the Modi government deal with the hidden dimension of the protests?
Is Mark Zuckerberg’s firm innovating in the practice of racism in recruitment?
That's why hate is winning in America, where money and speed matter so much.
With the Digital Services Act, the European Union could enforce national laws online.
Some 60 or 70 years after achieving political independence, the “global south” must liberate itself from the latest form of colonization.
Yahoo Finance sees nothing wrong with an imbalance of power and its abuse, so long as it is transparent and people have a choice.
With the integrity of a monopoly to ensure, Mark Zuckerberg, the enfant terrible, has taken a major step forward in becoming a Washington insider.
Compliant is an anagram of complaint. But no matter how many complaints are made about Facebook’s behavior, it’s too soon to think that the company may take compliance seriously.
