Tech Policy



This summer, more than 30 attorneys communicated their thoughts in an informal poll about the probe, and the vast majority said at the time they were not ready to file a case yet against Google.

It's a shot across the bow in the broader tech race with China.

The lawsuit could give the company more leverage in its attempt to find a buyer.


Users of the app argue the August order is unconstitutional.

It's now a national 2020 election issue.

President Trump yesterday gave the baseless theory a boost from the White House briefing room.

Lawmakers from both parties are highlighting their interrogations of tech execs.

Appearances from former Google lobbyist and Quibi chief executive highlight the broad coalition Biden seeks to build.

Shorter speeches straight from politicians' homes have a better chance of cutting through online.

The Biden campaign – and the #KHive army of Harris's online supporters – aim to be proactive in responding.

She already has a reputation of being far more tech-savvy than most of her peers in Washington.

A court battle could be coming.

It may not even matter.

Uber is expected to release its second quarter earnings today.

Trump fires two members of the board of the TVA, a quasi-independent utility that uses no federal money but whose directors are chosen for overlapping terms by the president. Trump cited the utility's plan to use outside firms for technology contracting, eliminating 112 jobs.

TikTok pledged Wednesday it will allow U.S. regulators and privacy skeptics to take a closer look under its digital hood, offering them the ability to "examine" its underlying software code in response to claims it is handing off data to the Chinese government.

The tech industry's four most powerful chief executives will take the witness stand, swear an oath and submit to a harsh grilling from House lawmakers, who have been probing the web's most recognizable names to determine if they have become too big and powerful.

U.S. officials and scientists called building a quantum Internet one of the most important technological frontiers of the 21st century.

That has massive implications for politics and the corporate world.

But changes to privacy laws are anything but guaranteed in Washington.

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