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After Twitter and Facebook blame China for Hong Kong disinformation, government defends its right to online speech

China pushed back against claims by Twitter and Facebook that the government had run disinformation operations aimed at the Hong Kong protests. The comments underscored the challenging of setting global standards for online speech. After Twitter and Facebook blame China for Hong Kong disinformation, government defends its right to online speech Source: Washington Post Tech

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Dark web dealer made to forfeit millions in cryptocurrency gets 70 months in the slammer

A drug dealer ordered to forfeit millions of dollars in cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Monero, has been sentenced to 70 months in prison for distributing drugs including carfentanil and fentanyl. Sky Justin Gornik previously pled guilty to the charge and also admitted that he tried to launder drug proceeds using cryptocurrencies, which he

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Why in-housing won’t threaten independent creative agencies

In-housing — it’s the term dominating the advertising industry’s news cycle for the past several months. Referring to brands no longer outsourcing their creative, advertising, and marketing services, the in-housing trend has implied that agencies and creative service providers are less in demand, or worse, losing their relevance.  Numerous factors have led to this phenomenon,

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