Sam Sabin
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States Are Moving on Privacy Bills. Over 4 in 5 Voters Want Congress to Prioritize Protection of Online Data
At least 20 states have introduced their own data privacy bills this year
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About Half the Public Thinks Local Governments Should Be Able to Pursue Their Own Broadband Network Build-Outs
But internet service providers are trusted more for service, poll shows
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As Officials Hash Out Deal to Replace Privacy Shield, More Companies — Beyond Tech — Warn Investors About the Risk
Across industries, companies follow tech’s lead by including transatlantic data flow’s nullification in filings
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Following Failed Amazon Warehouse Union Vote, Polling Indicates Labor Advocates Face a Messaging Problem
Voters are more inclined to support workers’ right to collectively bargain if the term “labor union” isn’t in a polling question
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Social Media Companies Are Doing a ‘Poor’ Job Moderating Hate Against Asian People, 2 in 5 Asian Americans Say
Among Asian adults who have experienced online harassment, over half say there's been an uptick since pandemic began
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After a Year in Washington, Food Delivery Apps Strategize for Battles Ahead
Despite success during pandemic, food delivery companies face pressure over worker benefits, antitrust claims
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As Democrats’ Once-Cozy Relationship With Tech Is Tested, Ex-Google Policy Lead’s New Trade Group Touts Industry’s Benefits
With funding from Big Tech companies, group's first policy engagement will be voting rights
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In Early Days of Democrats’ Antitrust Agenda, Big Tech’s Trade Associations Could Play an Outsized Role
Records detail how Facebook, Alphabet, Amazon contributed to tech associations over the years
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Timing of $7 Billion E-Rate Expansion Has Education Advocates Eyeing Long-Term Connectivity Planning Over Quick Fixes
With school year coming to a close, sustaining progress in digital learning is crucial, advocates say
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FCC’s New Broadband Subsidy Hits Sweet Spot for Lower-Income People of Color’s Internet Bill Needs
Minorities making less than $50,000 more likely than their white counterparts to know of program