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Microsoft Expands Self-Repair Program to Xbox Controllers

WebProNews - July 31, 2023

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FCC Chairwoman Proposes Faster US Broadband Standards

WebProNews - July 25, 2023

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Flickr and Wikimedia Partner On Creative Commons Content

WebProNews - July 10, 2023

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France Moves Toward Full-Blown Surveillance State

WebProNews - July 6, 2023

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Court: Wiretap Needed to Snoop On Facebook Posts

WebProNews - July 2, 2023

National Geographic Lays Off All Staff Writers, Will Rely On Freelancers

National Geographic magazine has laid off its remaining 19 editorial staff and will rely on freelancers moving forward....

Canada Announces Plans to Attract US H-1B Visa Holders

Canada is making a play for H-1B visa holders in the US who may fear losing their status amid widespread la...

White House Announces $40 Billion to Help Close the Digital Divide

The White House has announced a $40 billion fund to help close the digital divide and bring broadband internet to all Americans....

DPReview.com Gets a New Lease On Life With Gear Patrol

DPReview.com, the popular photography review site, is getting a new lease on life after Amazon announced it was shuttering the 25-year-old site....

Google Nest Devices Are Experiencing An Outage

Google Nest cameras and doorbells are experiencing an outage, with users reporting "device offline" errors....

FCC Chair Wants to Investigate Broadband Data Caps

Federal Communications Commission Chair Jessica Rosenworcel wants to investigate how broadband data caps impact consumers....

Google Will Pay $40 Million in Washington State Privacy Suit

Google has lost another privacy battle, agreeing to pay Washington state $39.9 million "over misleading location tracking practices."...

FCC Deals Blow to Dish, Kills Plan That Would Render Starlink ‘Unusable’

The Federal Communications Commission dealt Dish a major blow, saying its 5G plans posed "a significant risk of harmful interference" to satellite internet...

Tech Firms Breathe a Sigh of Relief As SCOTUS Upholds Section 230

The Supreme Court of the United States has chosen not to review Section 230, saying the plaintiff's case was weak....

Britain’s BT Will Cut 55,000 Jobs

Britain's largest broadband and mobile provider plans to cut a whopping 55,000 jobs by 2030 amid a changing workplace....

Droves of UK Customers Canceling Broadband Over Cost of Living

Rising cost of living is impacting people's access to the internet, with one million UK customers canceling broadband as a result....

Lawyers Warn the EU’s Message Scanning Plans Are Likely Illegal

Privacy advocates can breathe a sigh of relief, with the EU's internal legal review concluding the bloc's plans for message scanning are likely illegal....

Tech Companies At Odds With Brazil Over ‘Fake News’ Bill

Tech companies are at loggerheads with Brazil over a proposed bill that would force the companies to self-police illegal content on their sites....

TSA Rolling Out Facial Recognition Checkpoint Screening

The TSA is rolling out facial recognition at checkpoints to compare travelers' faces with the photos on their IDs....

Colorado Passes Bill Allowing Local Governments to Provide Internet

Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed a bipartisan bill rolling back a law that made it difficult for...

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