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Photo illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/Getty/Reuters US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan made a surprising announcement earlier this month: Russia is getting hundreds of… Read More »What Putin Can Do With His New Deadly Gift From Iran?
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Under the new version of the ADPPA, Butler says, some forms of targeting would remain common, especially targeting based on first-party data. If you buy… Read More »Congress Could Actually Pass ADPPA, the U.S. Data Privacy and Protection Act
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In the run-up until the 2018 midterm elections in the United States, law enforcement, intelligence and election officials were on high alert for digital attacks… Read More »The Top Security Concern of the 2022 US Midterm Election: Death Threats
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An NFL fan took to Twitter to sell some JJ Watt merchandise, but it was answered by the Arizona Cardinals player himself. According to the… Read More »JJ Watt Responds To Twitter User Selling His Merchandise To Pay For Funeral
Certain areas of technology companies outside of engineering, such as business development, customer success, communications and marketing, are also often more filled with women and… Read More »Layoffs in the tech industry could undo gains in diversity at work
