Supreme Court Overturns Oracle’s Copyright Win Over Google

In a landmark case hailed as “the biggest copyright decision in a generation,” the Supreme Court ruled

Myanmar Citizens Use Protester Toolkit to Skirt Internet Ban

Sidestepping a crackdown on internet use since the military seized power almost two months ago, hundreds

Biden Flashes Warning to Big Tech as Antitrust Team Takes Shape

President Joe Biden plans to nominate Lina Khan, an antitrust legal scholar and professor

The Cybersecurity 202: Congress looks towards new data breach laws as Russian hack scope remains unknown

A major cybersecurity attack by Russia has caused firms

Biden Team Pledges Aggressive Steps to Address Chip Shortage

The Biden Administration laid out plans both to remedy the immediate semiconductor shortage causing production halts

FTC Acting Chairwoman: Protecting Consumer Privacy in a Time of Crisis

Rebecca Kelly Slaughter, Acting Chairwoman of the FTC, delivered remarks this week at

Eric Lander is brilliant, connected, and controversial. Now Joe Biden wants him to ‘reinvigorate’ American science

On January 25, Eric Lander began as President Biden’s

House lawmakers reintroduce bipartisan bill to weed out foreign disinformation on social media

Democratic congresswoman Abigail Spanberger and Republican congressman John Katko reintroduced

Apple fails to overturn VirnetX patent verdict, could owe over $1.1 billion

Last Friday, a judge in the Eastern District of Texas rejected Apple’s request