Collaborate Disseminate
A new study shows that young people are moving away from the Facebook app and, at the very least, are changing their privacy settings. Continue reading 44 Percent of Americans 18-27 Have Deleted the Facebook App This Year, Poll Finds
First responders join a chorus of angry Americans tired of big telecom’s nonsense. Continue reading Pissed Off by Verizon, Firefighters Join the Fight to Restore Net Neutrality
Automated takedown systems don’t work, stifle free expression online. Continue reading This Music Theory Professor Just Showed How Stupid and Broken Copyright Filters Are
And the evidence “proving” your guilt could be little more than fluff and nonsense. Continue reading You Could Be Kicked Offline For Piracy If This Music Industry Lawsuit Succeeds
Modern meters can track not only when you’re not home, but what you’re up to when you’re there. Continue reading Your Smart Electricity Meter Can Easily Spy On You, Court Ruling Warns
Verizon has a long, ridiculous history of not understanding what “unlimited” means. Continue reading Verizon Incompetence and Greed Leaves Firefighters Throttled During Wildfire
FCC boss Ajit Pai finds himself in hot water over the attack that wasn’t. Continue reading Lawmakers Want to Know Why Ajit Pai Made Up DDOS Attack, Lied to Congress
A Consumer Reports survey of 176,000 Americans finds that small, locally owned ISPs are routinely ranked higher than big telecom companies. Continue reading A Community-Run ISP Is the Highest Rated Broadband Company in America
Ajit Pai is once again trying to keep the definition of broadband set at ankle height. Continue reading The Current Definition of ‘Broadband’ Is Too Slow and Ajit Pai Refuses to Change it
Tribune Media has scrapped its merger deal and has accused Sinclair of “unnecessarily aggressive” behavior. Continue reading Sinclair’s Bid to Monopolize Local TV News Is Officially Dead