03.18.18 Internet Coca-Cola and US government use blockchain to curb forced labor The tech would give workers a secure registry to enforce their rights. By J. Fingas, 03.18.18 save Save share
02.23.18 02.23.18 in AV Amazon secures movie rights for Alafair Burke’s thriller ‘The Wife’ The timely novel explores one woman's journey with a celebrity husband accused of sexual assault. By R. LeFebvre, 02.23.18 save Save share View
11.30.17 11.30.17 in AV Merlin and Dubset strike a deal to help indie artists monetize DJ mixes Musicians on labels like Sub Pop and Mad Decent will get paid for samples in DJ mixes. By R. LeFebvre, 11.30.17 save Save share View
09.11.17 09.11.17 in Cameras Monkey selfie copyright battle ends with a settlement The simian photographer and his friends are getting a little help. By J. Fingas, 09.11.17 save Save share View
03.13.17 03.13.17 in Politics Senate bill would require a warrant for border phone searches It comes alongside a surge in agents asking to see travelers' cellphones. By J. Fingas, 03.13.17 save Save share View
11.27.16 11.27.16 in Politics German draft law would limit your data privacy rights You often wouldn't have the right to know what information people are collecting about you. By J. Fingas, 11.27.16 save Save share View
11.17.16 11.17.16 in Services Prince estate sues Roc Nation over Tidal streaming rights The suit claims the service only had rights to stream his latest album for 90 days. By B. Steele, 11.17.16 save Save share View
09.09.16 09.09.16 in Internet Bloomberg: Amazon wants live sports streaming rights It's the last battlefield between broadcast TV and the digital upstarts, where only big pockets and bigger audiences can win. By D. Cooper, 09.09.16 save Save share View
05.23.16 05.23.16 in Personal Computing Geek Squad employee allegedly searched PCs for the FBI The staffer allegedly conducted warrantless searches on the feds' behalf. By J. Fingas, 05.23.16 save Save share View
05.22.16 05.22.16 in Internet Court claims Google lost right to pull site from search results Supposedly, the US' free speech rights don't cover removing a site for the 'wrong' reasons. By J. Fingas, 05.22.16 save Save share View
