by Amanda Huffman Indeed the concept of net neutrality has a catchy label—it’s conveniently alliterative and seems straightforward enough: a “neutral internet” is one that remains open and available to everyone and where all pieces of information are treated equally.
International Internet Privacy Standards: Forging Common Ground amid Conflicting Policy in Cyberspace
by Michael Martinez-Schiferl Is Google spying on you? The web is full of processes scanning every click of the mouse and tap of the keyboard, logging this information, and at times making a decision to target users with advertising. Information and data are increasingly valuable resources for the businesses and firms in our global economy; even […]