An already-tangled internet governance system looks to be getting more complicated, and some fear without US oversight the internet, and its censorship, could fall into authoritarian hands.
The United States government in March proposed a handing over of the key oversight role it holds in global internet governance — a role that currently
It’s been one month since the FCC voted on a proposal critics say would kill net neutrality. With just one month left until comment period ends, both sides of the debate are demanding First Amendment rights.
It’s been one month since the Federal Communications Commission voted to push forward a proposal that critics have said would kill net neutrality, leaving just one more month for US citizens to file comments about the legislation
The “Tartan Army” confronted their Auld Enemy in London, a year ahead of a referendum on leaving the United Kingdom.
Twenty-five thousand Scots descended on London this week to support their national soccer team in the first match between Scotland and England in fourteen years. It may be the last time the two nations meet as part of the same country. Or not — a referendum a year from now will decide whether
