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Mexico’s highest court is expected to rule in the coming weeks in a seminal case brought by an aggrieved lawyer over a post on Google’s Blogger service that could affect free expression online and the viability of websites that host such speech.
Space-based data centers have attracted growing interest in recent years, prompting significant attention to the technical and policy challenges associated […]
On 10 March, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) will hold the first public hearing in the ‘Like Company v. Google Ireland’ case. In brief, the case was brought by a Hungarian news publisher, which claims that the Gemini AI chatbot infringed its rights by allegedly copying news articles without permission.
This month marks 30 years of Section 230 of the Communications Act (47 U.S.C. § 230), a fundamental yet misunderstood […]
For thirty years, Section 230 has played a central role in protecting free expression online by shielding private enterprises from […]
Policymakers must always consider the broader economic impacts that may result when they consider new revenue sources, especially as affordability […]
Since its inception, space technology has produced innovations in nearly every part of our lives – something as simple as […]
The UK Department for Business and Trade has published a consultation on changes to the competition regime. While this is […]
U.S. Capitol Building
With the rapid growth of the commercial space market and the recent leaps in space technology, we are now generating […]
