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Woodrow Hartzog and Neil Richards argue that Clearview AI is wrongfully trying to use the First Amendment to ensure a freedom to surveil at will.

Report from Quentin Palfrey and colleagues examines privacy risks of online education

Jasmine McNealy joins discussion hosted by Yale ISP

Emma Day and colleagues share challenges related to the protection of children’s data during the COVID-19 pandemic

Smartphone footage of police brutality highlights a dire need to tell more humane stories about Black victims, Allissa Richardson says

Sandra Wachter shares concerns about Amazon’s new device

Yochai Benkler discusses partisan media with the New York Times

Francine Berman shares her personal story in tech, and how the field can change

Gizmodo asks experts, including Jonathan Zittrain, for their answers

Leah Plunkett discusses privacy concerns about online education

VentureBeat cites paper from Elettra Bietti

Zeyenp Tufecki featured in The New York Times

Desmond Patton interviewed by NPR about police monitoring social media

Nani Jansen Reventlow comments on legal challenge to the use of facial recognition

Researchers share concerns about free services and public health interventions by tech companies

The Verge interviews Taylor Lorenz

Jasmine McNealy discusses the feature and the First Amendment

Ethan Zuckerman uses Media Cloud to explain the narrowing media agenda

The #BigTech antitrust hearing and the path ahead for privacy

Danielle Citron spoke with The New York Times about Facebook’s hate speech policies.