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Federal judge rules California can enforce its net neutrality law
California can enforce its landmark net neutrality law after a federal judge ruled Tuesday against a group of broadband providers seeking to block it.The state passed the stringent regulations in...
Facebook pledges $1 billion investment in news over next 3 years
Facebook announced on Wednesday that it would be investing $1 billion in the news industry over the next three years, a week after a standoff with Australia over new laws that would require it to...
Australian legislation requiring Facebook, Google to pay news outlets clears last hurdle
Australia’s legislation that would require tech giants to pay publishers for news content crossed another hurdle on Wednesday, with the upper chamber of the Parliament passing the legislation w...
Regulators keep close eye on Facebook's deal with Australia
Facebook and Australia’s eleventh-hour agreement Monday letting users resume sharing news links on the platform is being closely watched by regulators around the world as a possible model for r...
Biden to sign order improving supply chain for chips, other critical resources
President Biden will sign an executive order Wednesday afternoon aimed at improving the supply chain for semiconductors, or chips, used in many new technologies, along with other critical resourc...
Hillicon Valley: Companies urge action at SolarWinds hearin...ban | Biden to take action against Russia in 'weeks'
Welcome to Hillicon Valley, The Hill's newsletter detailing all you need to know about the tech and cyber news from Capitol Hill to Silicon Valley. If you don’t already, be sure to sign up for ...
House Democrats press Facebook on role as a 'breeding ground for polarization'
Top Democrats on the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Tuesday pressed Facebook over its role in allowing the spread of dangerous misinformation, as well its internal process to weigh and im...
GoDaddy reviewing websites for links to Capitol insurrection
Web-hosting company GoDaddy is investigating services it provides to several organizations that were directly tied to the violent insurrection at the Capitol last month, the company told The Hill...
https://thehill.com/policy/technology/540156-godaddy-reviewing-websites-tied-to-capitol-insurrection
Facebook Oversight Board received statement on behalf of Trump over ban
Facebook’s Oversight Board has received a statement on behalf of former President Trump regarding the case on whether to restore Trump’s account, a spokesperson for the board confirmed Tuesd...
Driverless cars successfully tested in Las Vegas
The first autonomous cars without a safety driver at the wheel were successfully tested in Las Vegas this month, automotive technology startup Motional announced Monday. The group, a joint ventu...
Facebook lifting Australian news ban after deal with government
Facebook will allow links to news stories to be viewed and shared in Australia after last-minute negotiations with the government Monday.The two sides reached an agreement that would give Faceboo...
A Moonshot against extremism
When armed insurrectionists stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6, Vidhya Ramalingam wasn’t surprised.A day earlier, her company Moonshot CVE, which monitors and combats online extremism, set up a cris...
https://thehill.com/policy/national-security/539976-a-moonshot-against-extremism
Hillicon Valley: Google lifting ban on political ads | DHS ...y | Controversy over TV 'misinformation rumor mills'
Welcome to Hillicon Valley, The Hill's newsletter detailing all you need to know about the tech and cyber news from Capitol Hill to Silicon Valley. If you don’t already, be sure to sign up for ...
Creative industries coalition urges Biden to strengthen copyright protections
A coalition representing more than 500 companies in creative industries is calling on the Biden administration to support tougher copyright protections.In a letter from the CreativeFuture coaliti...
Watchdog questions legality of using cellphone data without warrants
Law enforcement agencies may be on shaky legal ground when purchasing cell phone location data without a warrant, according to a new Treasury Department watchdog report.The agency’s inspector g...
House Democrats demand answers on TV 'misinformation rumor mills'
House Democrats are pressing cable and streaming services over their decisions to host channels that the lawmakers accuse of spreading misinformation and conspiracy theories that lead to “real ...