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Parler Sues Amazon After Suspension
January 11, 2021
Social media company Parler has sued Amazon and asked to be reinstated online, alleging that its suspension from Amazon's hosting service violated antitrust law and breached the companies' contractual arrangement.
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Barron’s: Concerns Grow Over Big Data Bias
January 11, 2021
Susan Ariel Aaronson, research professor at George Washington University, explores concerns as evidence grows that reliance on big data analytical processes can lead to divisive, discriminatory, inequitable, and even dangerous outcomes.
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The Hill: U.S. DHS Warns of Chinese Government Data Theft
January 09, 2021
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security released an advisory to American businesses that highlights the persistent risk of Chinese government-sponsored data theft due to newly enacted Chinese laws, specifically, the National Intelligence Law of 2017, Data Security Law of 2020, and Cryptology Law of 2020.
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Facebook Bans all Political Ad’s after GA Senate Race
January 08, 2021
After Facebook temporarily allowed political advertisements on its platform for Georgia residents during the senatorial run-off elections, the social media giant has reinstated its nationwide ban, encouraging users to post "organically" and run ads that are not related to politics, social issues or elections.
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Morningstar.ca Debate: Stakeholder vs. Shareholder Capitalism
January 05, 2021
Independent research analysts with Morningstar debate Stakeholder vs. Shareholder Capitalism arguing for or against based on a 1970 New York Times article written by Milton Friedman.
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