Some Experts Caution Against New Rules in Wake of Cambridge Analytica Scandal
Panelists characterized forthcoming EU rules as potential regulatory overreach
Conservatives Lay Out Concerns About Supreme Court’s Internet Sales Tax Case
Legal and economic experts worried potential ruling could give states too much power over companies
Lawmakers Skeptical of Zuckerberg’s Promise to Enforce EU Privacy Rules in U.S.
Facebook CEO said his company would extend the General Data Protection Regulation requirements to all users
U.S.-China Competition Over 5G Likely to Increase, Even Without Trade War
Experts see accelerating race to develop and deploy fifth-generation wireless tech
Sinclair Controversy Does Little to Change Voter Views on Media Credibility
41% plurality trust local news more than national news, but many rely more on national news to stay informed
Americans Less Trusting of Self-Driving Safety Following High-Profile Accidents
Poll shows 50% of U.S. adults say self-driving cars are less safe than human drivers
Hydrogen Cars Aren’t the Hindenburg, and Other Marketing Hurdles for Toyota’s Mirai
As it bets on fuel cell technology, automaker faces consumer misconceptions, lack of fueling stations
MLB Pace-of-Play Changes Unlikely to Help Baseball Viewership
43 percent of poll respondents said rule changes would have no impact on decision to watch ball games
To Win Streaming Music Wars, Spotify Has Potential Edge in Its Appeal to Young Adults
18-29 age group more likely to have Spotify account or choose service compared to general population in poll
Why the Public Overlooks and Undervalues Tech’s Power
Some experts say the tech industry is rapidly nearing a day of reckoning