News on the governance of information: bills introduced and amended, agency decisions and guidance, platform policy updates and product changes with policy effects, court filings, and newly published transparency data. Items state the stage reached and the next procedural step. For people who need to know before a rule takes effect.
News on the governance of information: bills introduced and amended, agency decisions and guidance, platform policy updates and product changes with policy effects, court filings, and newly published transparency data. Items state the stage reached and the next procedural step. For people who need to know before a rule takes effect.
A subpoena is a legal order, not an accusation. Here is what happens inside a newsroom after one arrives, and what readers can reasonably infer.
Colin Reyes · September 14, 2026
The September 2023 decision targeted public-by-default settings for under-18s, and its remedy is design change rather than a payment alone.
Colin Reyes · August 24, 2026
The DSA Transparency Database logs every platform takedown across the bloc in near-real time. Researchers say its categories are too vague to show what's really being removed.
Colin Reyes · August 16, 2026
Zero-click searches reached 68 percent in early 2026 while AI referrals stay under one percent of publisher pageviews: the citation is becoming real, and the click is not coming back.
Colin Reyes · August 5, 2026
Pew now counts 43 percent of under-30 Americans regularly getting news on TikTok — up from 9 percent in 2020 — with the platform's influencer economy doing the explaining.
Colin Reyes · July 14, 2026