leyes, regulaciones, privacidad, política tech, antitrust
Federal Communications Commission officials accepted expensive gifts from Paramount while overseeing the company's significant merger, raising ethical questions about impartiality.
The European Commission has ordered Google to enable rival AI assistants to access critical Android features, impacting the competitive landscape in mobile technology.
Extinction Rebellion claims responsibility for a chemical attack aimed at disrupting a datacenter under construction in Amsterdam, raising questions about the environmental impact of such facilities.
A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction against a controversial visa-restriction policy aimed at researchers in content moderation and misinformation, citing First Amendment concerns.
The FCC's decision to repeal the 39% TV ownership cap could reshape the media landscape, favoring certain broadcasters while igniting legal disputes over regulatory authority.
Google is set to allow third-party app stores on the Play Store, following the withdrawal of a settlement with Epic Games that aimed to resolve their antitrust dispute.
The Writers Guild of America has initiated legal action to block the merger of Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery, citing antitrust concerns and potential harm to writers.
Kalshi is caught in a regulatory crossfire as the CFTC intervenes against a Michigan court ruling, complicating its operations in the state.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese outlines new regulations for AI companies, emphasizing energy generation and content ownership.
The Argentine Football Association's systems were compromised, potentially due to an infostealer infection from nearly a year prior, according to Hudson Rock.
