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Google will Stop Tracking to Sell Ads
March 08, 2021
As consumers increasingly call for more privacy online, Google, in a move that will change the digital advertising industry, will stop selling ads based on a person's individual browsing across websites.
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CSPI Study: Academic Freedom in Crisis
March 03, 2021
The Center for the Study of Partisanship and Ideology (CSPI) published a study by Eric Kaufmann whose findings highlight that academic freedom is in danger, with certain groups within academia facing punishment, political discrimination, and self-censorship for their political leanings.
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Facebook Goes After Apple in Privacy Battle
March 01, 2021
Facebook has published ads in three major newspapers, accusing Apple of attacking small businesses and the open internet, taking it’s fight public against Apple’s new App Tracking Transparency (ATT), which requires apps to request permission before tracking users.
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Samuel Gregg: The Origins of Stakeholder Capitalism
March 01, 2021
Samuel Gregg’s essay published in Lawliberty.org explains how the new term « stakeholder capitalism » is born out much older theories and goes in depth to explain its potential to limit freedom.
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Democrats Question TV Carriers' that Host Certain News Networks
February 24, 2021
U.S. House Democrats questioned a mix of media providers about their decisions to carry Fox News, One America News Network and Newsmax, accusing the right-leaning outlets of serving as "misinformation rumor mills".
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