With more information moved to the internet every day, the importance of sound cybersecurity defense on a national level is apparent, but it doesn’t stop there.
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Read MoreCalifornia's new data law is a deliberate step forward that shows the power of small states to influence broad changes in the technology industry.
Read MoreThe National — In the face of global demands for data regulation, small states like the UAE, with agile governments and strong technology sectors, are poised to lead.
Read MoreGoogle and Facebook have expanded into virtually every corner of our lives with little or no oversight. 2020 may be the year of regulatory reckoning.
Read MoreWelcome to the luxury internet, where privacy is available — for a price.
Read MoreInternet protocols are complex. As lawmakers finally move to regulate the web, complications will be the norm.
Read MoreThe global data economy is worth trillions of dollars. Is it crazy to think users might be able to enjoy a piece of the pie?
Read MoreFueled by our data addiction, we have entered an era of bespoke everything. That’s a good thing.
Read MoreThe US has opened new antitrust cases against Google, Apple, Facebook, and Amazon. But can old laws answer today’s challenges?
Read MoreOne year ago, GDPR sent digital businesses scurrying to hire lawyers and update their privacy policies. In many ways, the digital privacy movement has only just begun.
Read MoreThe US-China trade war is becoming a fight over the future of the internet, and global consumers are feeling the brunt of the impact.
Read MoreThe internet has problems. Innovation can fix it.
Read MoreCan the new breed of super-apps survive global attempts at regulating internet monopolies?
Read MoreAre monopolized platforms the future of social media and the internet as we know it?
Read MoreFacebook and Google dominate more than half the world’s internet advertising market, wielding incredible power over how we engage online. But the regulation debate is heating up.
Read MoreOne thing has become glaringly clear around the world over the last year: Trust is in short supply.
Read MoreGovernments can and should borrow a page from Google’s playbook when it comes to offering products and services that put residents’ and citizens’ needs first.
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