FCC Investigates NPR and PBS, Citing Potential Violations of Federal Law
FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr orders investigations into NPR and PBS, citing concerns over commercial advertisements and potential misuse of taxpayer funds.
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McFlurry Machine Repair Freedom
New federal ruling allows technicians to bypass locks on McDonald's ice cream machines, a win for right-to-repair advocates
Lyft Fined $2.1M for Misleading Driver Earnings Ads
FTC settles with Lyft over inflated driver earnings claims, forcing changes to advertising practices
2024 Presidential Election: What's at Stake for Tech
The 2024 presidential election will shape the future of tech policy, from AI to antitrust, and startups must prepare for the impact.
Uganda's 2026 Elections to Slow Down Economy, Impact Startups
Experts predict Uganda's 2026 elections will slow down economic growth, affecting startups and foreign investment, citing historical data and uncertainty.
Khosla Slams CA Senator Over AI Bill, Sparks Debate
Vinod Khosla criticizes CA Senator Scott Wiener over AI bill, sparking debate on national security and tech regulation
Google Accused of Violating Labor Law Over Antitrust Case
Alphabet Workers Union files charge against Google for restricting employee discussion of antitrust case, citing labor law violations
Philadelphia's High-Stakes Election Counting Process
Philadelphia's industrial-scale ballot counting process aims to combat election misinformation and ensure a secure vote count.
US Struggles to Regulate AI Amid State and Federal Setbacks
Despite progress, the US lacks a comprehensive AI policy, with state and federal efforts facing roadblocks, sparking concerns for the tech industry.