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An examination of US border device search policies reveals that over 36,000 non-US citizens faced inspections in 2024, with differing legal outcomes for ci
Representative Ritchie Torres has announced a plan for the "Power to the Players Act," which aims to mandate that digital video games be sold as owned prop
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming how creative content is produced, distributed, and...
Demystifying Digital Ownership: A Practical Guide to Entertainment Rights The rise of...
Originally published at norvik.tech Introduction A deep dive into the implications of...
The US Tech Ban Threat: How Digital Fragmentation Could End the Global Internet A US...
TikTok's new AI remix tool faces fierce creator backlash as concerns mount over consent mechanisms and digital likeness rights in the creator economy.
Game Over: How Digital Content Removal Affects Your Favorite Games The recent removal of...
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Privacy advocates warn that Google's latest reCAPTCHA changes are effectively locking out users with de-Googled phones, creating a new tier of digital discrimination.
Privacy advocates condemn new reCAPTCHA changes that allegedly block access for users with de-Googled devices, raising digital inclusion concerns.
China’s government pressured Zambia to exclude Taiwanese participants from RightsCon 2025, forcing the cancellation of the world’s largest digital rig