Bangladesh's Reformed Cyber Law Still Jails Journalists Over a Corruption Story
Six Agrajatra Pratidin journalists face charges under a law Dhaka rewrote in 2025 to stop exactly this kind of press prosecution.
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Ethiopia's July Connectivity Anomaly Fits a Pattern the African Union's 2024 Resolution Hasn't Broken
IODA/OONI flagged a 7% Ethiopia-wide disruption on July 22-23 amid Fano-government fighting and Amhara violence that kil...
Australia Moves to Make AI Data Centres Pay Their Own Way on Power and Water
New mandatory standards make AI data centres net power contributors to Australia's grid; 2027 drafting details will deci...
The Deere Consent Decree Shows Antitrust Law, Not New Legislation, Is Setting the National Right-to-Repair Standard
A 10-year FTC-Deere settlement forces open the repair software a decade of state right-to-repair bills struggled to unlo...
The Netherlands Signs a US Chip Pact While Fighting the Bill That Would Force One
The Hague joined a US-led supply chain alliance even as it lobbies Congress to kill the MATCH Act's 150-day ultimatum on...
China's Face-Rental Market for AI Dramas Is Outrunning Its Own Biometric Consent Law
Platforms pay $15–$700 to license faces for AI microdramas, testing PIPL's biometric-consent rules and a facial-recognit...
Germany's ZAK Strips Google AI Overviews and Perplexity of DSA Liability Shield — But an Antitrust Tool Already Does This Job Better
ZAK's July 14 ruling treats AI search summaries as editorial content, cutting off DSA protection where Section 19a antit...
The Fourth Circuit's Border Phone Search Ruling Trades a Coherent Rule for a Fragile Line
A new Fourth Circuit ruling lets border agents search phones by hand without suspicion, deepening a split that leaves pr...
An Ohio Magistrate's Stingray Denial Shows Particularity Still Constrains Cell-Site Dragnets
A federal magistrate in Akron rejected a 30-day, round-the-clock cell-site simulator warrant for sweeping up bystanders ...
FTC's Hims & Hers Suit Targets a Broken Promise, Not Ad Tech Itself — That Distinction Matters
FTC, Utah, and California sue Hims & Hers for allegedly sharing sensitive health data with Meta and Snap despite promisi...
Delhi High Court's 'Dynamic+' Order Keeps Judges, Not Platforms, as Final Arbiters of Rogue-Site Blocking
In HBO's suit against Streamzy.to, Delhi HC lets ISPs pre-verify mirror sites but reserves final blocking calls to court...
The Grok CSAM Case Tests Whether Section 230 Was Ever Meant to Cover a Chatbot's Own Output
An amended complaint adding Stability AI presses the real question: does Section 230 apply when the AI itself, not a use...
Taiwan's Matsu Cable Buildout Shows What Proportionate Infrastructure Hardening Looks Like
MODA is finishing a third Matsu subsea cable and township-wide microwave backup after repeated cuts near China — a targe...