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Walle: Companies Need to Address Data Ethics as Well as Data Privacy
March 16, 2020
Writing in Forbes, Thomas Walle explains why, beyond the hard legal guidelines relating to data privacy, companies should be equally concerned about data ethics relating to how collected data is used for commercial purposes.
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Friedman: Coronavirus Pandemic Causing Reassessment of U.S. Dependency on China Supply Chain
March 16, 2020
Writing in The Atlantic, Uri Friedman explains that the coronavirus pandemic is highlighting America's dependence on China for the U.S. supply of surgical masks, respirators, medical devices, and pharmaceutical ingredients, which some in the Trump Administration are citing as another reason to prioritize America's ability to protect its interests.
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Politico: Former Clinton Aide Seeks to Re-write Anti-tech Lobbying Rulebook
March 11, 2020
According to Politico, as policymakers re-writing the rules for the digital world seek evidence and advice on how Big Tech companies like Google, Facebook and Twitter shape people's everyday lives, Ben Scott's new lobbying firm, Reset, will provide supportive on-the-ground lobbying, academic research and public calls-to-arms.
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Bowers and Zittrain: Facebook Content Regulation White Paper Posits Battle Between Rights-era and Public Health-era Values
March 11, 2020
Writing in Just Security, John Bowers and Jonathan Zittrain explain how Facebook's white paper on online content regulation raises balancing concerns between the human right to expression and public health concerns relating to harmful online discourse.
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Facebook Publishes Content Regulation White Paper
March 11, 2020
Monica Bickert has authored "Charting a Way Foward," a Facebook white paper on online content regulation.
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