Huawei's proposal to replace TCP/IP is going nowhere fast
China's vision for a faster, more reliable Internet isn't convincing standards bodies
Facebook doesn't want to be an "arbiter of truth," but will verify the identities of people behind popular Pages
Posts from unverified Pages will have limited reach
Twitter is testing feature that restricts who can reply to tweets, and it could spell trouble for politicians
A potential First Amendment violation?
Reddit has made a dedicated subreddit to track political ad spending on its platform
The company also updated its advertising policy
Seattle-area voters will be the first to cast ballots on smartphones
Turning to tech to further democracy
Joe Biden calls game developers "little creeps" who make titles that "teach you how to kill"
Not a Call of Duty fan, then?
Joe Biden wants to make Facebook liable for users' content by revoking Section 230
The proposed solution means the removal of core protections of the internet
Reddit bans impersonation, except if it is satire
Gearing up for election season
Facebook says it will let users choose to see fewer political ads on their feed
The company believes all would-be leaders should have a voice
Bernie Sanders aims to break up ISP and cable monopolies
Vows that every American household will have affordable broadband by end of first term
The Trump Administration vows 100 percent tariffs on $2.4 billion of French products over digital services tax
US officials think the new legislation is unfair towards American companies
Facebook submits to Singapore government, labels post 'fake news'
Facebook's lenient policies don't apply everywhere
Facebook might be open to some changes on its political ads policy
The company has been asking Republican and Democrat political advertisers for feedback
Google outlines new, restrictive political ads policy that limits microtargeting
Another tech giant distances itself from Facebook's stance on political ads
The US says it's starting to process applications for licenses to sell tech to Huawei
The trade ban is still in effect for over a hundred non-US affiliates on the entity list
Evan Spiegel: Snapchat fact-checks all political ads
Perhaps Facebook will some day decide to copy this feature
Twitter bans political ads globally, will allow limited use of "cause-based" ads
The company says it's a work in progress and mistakes will be made
A former Facebook executive says the company can't stay out of politics
Its business model runs contrary to its idea of a "level playing field"
Jack Dorsey: Twitter will ban all political advertising moving forward
The executive thinks politicians should earn their reach, but will other social platforms follow suit?
A man is running for governor of California to run false ads on Facebook
The Really Online Lefty League strikes again
China establishes $29B fund to wean itself off of US semiconductors
The fund will help finance Beijing's domestic semiconductor efforts
Hundreds of Facebook employees send letter to Zuckerberg asking for changes to political ads policy
Many believe letting politicians lie with impunity is against the company's core values
Senator Warren tests Facebook's ad policies on lying... by lying
The presidential candidate goes meta
Brazil to create massive biometric database of all citizens
Storing 200 million records in one place, what could go wrong?
Google continues to make donations to anti-science groups despite their public environmental advocacy
Industry analysts have called it "greenwashing" for portraying an image of climate action yet donating in opposition behind the scenes