New York caps the cost of broadband for low-income familiesUsers will pay $15 for 25 Mbps internet and $20 for broadband over 200 Mbps.By S. Dent, 04.19.2021
New York State targets big tech with tougher antitrust billThe legislation could close antitrust loopholes.By C. Fisher, 08.05.2020
New York finally legalizes e-bikes and e-scooters statewideThe state’s tentative budget agreement includes a win for delivery workers.By C. Fisher, 04.02.2020
Michael Bloomberg will spend $500 million to close coal-fired power plantsThe funding will be used to lobby state and local officials.By C. Fisher, 06.07.2019
Delivery robots will soon be allowed on Washington sidewalksIt's the eighth state in the US to approve the technology. By R. England, 05.01.2019
Lab-grown meat is not meat, Missouri state rulesApparently 'shopper confusion' is to blame for the new marketing regulationBy R. England, 08.29.2018
China will start using car surveillance system in July, says WSJEvery new vehicle will have an RFID tag starting 2019, the report says.By K. Holt, 06.13.2018
Nevada lets Google's driverless car hit the open road, requires it to bring a driverBy S. Buckley, 05.07.2012
Chrome adopted by US State Department as optional browser, IE8 prepped for mid-March release (video)By M. Smith, 03.05.2012
UK Gov wants opt-in system for adult material, imagine a boot stamping on a trackpad, foreverBy D. Cooper, 10.11.2011
US funds shadow networks, builds 'internet in a suitcase' for repressed protestersBy S. Hollister, 06.12.2011
Verizon and MetroPCS objections to FCC net neutrality rules dismissed in case of premature litigationBy V. Savov, 04.04.2011