Notícias
The Facebook free speech battle, explained
VOX – 06/05/2019
How Chinese Spies Got the N.S.A.’s Hacking Tools, and Used Them for Attacks
THE NEW YORK TIMES – 06/05/2019
Chinese intelligence agents acquired National Security Agency hacking tools and repurposed them in 2016 to attack American allies and private companies in Europe and Asia, a leading cybersecurity firm has discovered. The episode is the latest evidence that the United States has lost control of key parts of its cybersecurity arsenal.
Senators on Facebook’s potential $5 billion fine: not good enough
VOX – 07/05/2019
Facebook fined 10 million Euros by the ICA for unfair commercial practices for using its subscribers’ data for commercial purposes
AGCM – DEZEMBRO/2018
Google saves a record of your searches and other app activity. Here’s how to automatically delete it.
BUSINESS INSIDER – 08/05/2019
As part of its broader effort to make privacy settings more transparent, Google recently announced a new feature that makes it possible to set limits for how long the company can save the data it collects about your activity.
Should the media quit Facebook?
COLUMBIA JOURNALISM REVIEW – 09/05/2019
‘A Decade of Cravenness’: Tim Wu on How Enforcing Competition Law Could Have Stopped Big Tech
NEW YORK MAGAZINE – 14/11/2018
Radicalisation sur Internet: “L’extrême droite met en oeuvre les mêmes processus que le djihadisme”
MARIANNE – 07/05/2019
De Brenton Tarrant, auteur de l’attentat de Christchurch en Nouvelle-Zélande le 15 mars, à John T. Earnest, suspect de la tuerie de la synagogue de Poway, en Californie le 27 avril, un mouvement de radicalisation de jeunes hommes blancs surgit des bas-fonds d’Internet. Une menace encore mal évaluée en France.
Google saves a record of your searches and other app activity. Here’s how to automatically delete it.
BUSINESS INSIDER – 08/05/2019
As part of its broader effort to make privacy settings more transparent, Google recently announced a new feature that makes it possible to set limits for how long the company can save the data it collects about your activity.
Across seven countries, the average price for paywalled news is about $15.75/month
NIEMAN LAB – 08/05/2019
FELIX SIMON AND LUCAS GRAVES