A Philadelphia Inquirer Headline Sparked Outrage — and a Newsroom Audit. Here's What It Found

February 12, 2021

Andrea Wenzel, Poynter

The audit found, among other things, that the makeup of the largely white staff was reflected in story content.

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Trump's FCC Ripped Away Open-Internet Protections. We're This Close to Winning Them Back

On April 25, the agency will restore the authority it needs to act as a strong advocate for a user-powered internet.
Judge Approves Google $62 Million Location-Privacy Settlement

A federal judge has approved a class-action settlement that requires Google to pay for collecting and storing location data from smartphone users who had attempted to keep that information private.
The Fourth Amendment Is Not for Sale Act and the Case Against Government Spying

The bill seeks to close loopholes that have allowed law enforcement and intelligence agencies to purchase personal data from third-party brokers without a warrant.

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