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Evan Greer

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60 articles stable

Nine articles in 2021Q3 marked Evan Greer’s coverage peak, rooted in Fight for the Future’s campaigns over net neutrality, platform power, and digital rights.

Who they are

Evan Greer appears in this coverage as a digital-rights advocate associated with the nonprofit Fight for the Future, particularly as an organizer and coalition-builder around internet-policy fights. The clearest direct coverage identifies Greer as organizing the Net Neutrality Day of Action and leading major internet companies in opposition to the Trump administration’s rollback of net-neutrality rules.

The recent arc

Coverage peaked in 2021Q3 and then shifted away from the original net-neutrality organizing focus toward a broader set of disputes over platform governance, online speech, privacy, and regulation. A smaller resurgence in 2022Q2 coincided with policy-heavy stories including Google’s plan to delete location records for abortion clinics and other sensitive places, while a November 2022 story framed Section 230 changes as a potential First Amendment risk.

The tension

The recurring tension is between government and platform control over online systems, on one side, and privacy, speech, and user rights on the other. Greer’s early organizing placed Fight for the Future against the Trump administration’s net-neutrality rollback, while associated coverage has repeatedly returned to the power of Facebook, Google, Apple, Twitter and Congress to set the practical terms of online participation.

Why it matters

If this trajectory continues, Greer’s relevance in coverage will rest less on a single net-neutrality campaign than on whether digital-rights advocates can connect disparate fights over app-store removals, age verification, location data, content distribution, and platform policy into a coherent civil-liberties case. The recent stories show those questions increasingly being decided through corporate enforcement and court or government action, though the corpus does not establish Greer’s role in each latest dispute.

Evan Greer has appeared in 60 articles since 2017-07. Coverage peaked in 2021Q3 with 9 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Facebook, Trump, Google, Congress.

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Coverage Timeline

2022-10-14
Washington Post

A letter to Senate leaders from ~250 industry groups urges a Senate floor vote for FCC nominee Gigi Sohn to end a 21-month deadlock and enable Biden's agenda

Almost 250 groups will send a letter Friday to congressional leaders, calling for the Senate to vote to confirm Democratic nominee Gigi Sohn Tweets: @digiphile , @efffalcon , @cat_zakrzewski , and @ev...

2022-07-21
Protocol

Meta and Google's content rules are restrictive for many abortion-rights groups worldwide, while abortion ads on Google aren't permitted in dozens of countries

Issie Lapowsky / Protocol : Tweets: @issielapowsky , @rti_digital , @evan_greer , @issielapowsky , @issielapowsky , and @issielapowsky Tweets: Issie Lapowsky / @issielapowsky : Meanwhile on Facebook,...

2022-07-04
The Verge 30 related

Google plans to auto-delete visits to abortion clinics, domestic violence shelters, weight loss centers, and other sensitive places from users' location history

but don't relax just yet David Lumb / CNET : Google Will Auto-Delete Your Location Data After Visits to Abortion Clinics Chris Smith / BGR : Google will auto-delete abortion clinic visits from locatio...

2022-06-05
Washington Post 9 related

A House and Senate bipartisan data privacy bill would let users opt out of targeted ads and sue internet companies that improperly sell their data, and more

To provide consumers with foundational data privacy rights … Msmash / Slashdot : Lawmakers Reignite Battle for Federal Privacy Law Ben Brody / Protocol : Congress is actually taking a go at a real pri...

2022-02-28
NetBlocks 15 related

Russia's leading internet providers have restricted access to Twitter and Facebook

Twitter, YouTube and and Facebook respond and Russia sites attacked Michael L Hicks / Android Central : Ukraine has helped the tech industry, but Big Tech hasn't helped Ukraine Tweets: @rmac18 : From ...

2021-11-10
Axios 7 related

Bipartisan House bill would force tech platforms to offer an “input-transparent algorithm” that doesn't require user data to generate recommendations

letting all kinds of awful content flow, and saying “the law won't let us hide hate anymore!” (You know they'd do this.) Anil Dash / @anildash : More broadly, this class of solutions to tech tend to i...

2021-10-27
The Verge 20 related

Biden names Jessica Rosenworcel to officially lead the FCC, nominates Gigi Sohn as third Democratic commissioner, but it's unclear if Senate will confirm soon

On the surface — and maybe this is close to how the company wants … Diana Goovaerts / FierceTelecom : Biden taps Rosenworcel, Davidson to fill key telecom posts at FCC, NTIA Ben Brody / Protocol : Bid...

2021-10-15
Wall Street Journal 12 related

Bipartisan Senate legislation announced Thursday would ban tech companies from self-preferencing and anti-competitively discriminating against businesses

because @EnergyCommerce Dems still don't understand how #Section230 works https://twitter.com/... Alex Harman / @citizenalex3 : The bipartisan American Innovation and Choice Online Act from @SenAmyKlo...

2021-09-28
Instagram 39 related

Adam Mosseri says Instagram is pausing work on Instagram Kids, after criticism from parents, experts, regulators, policymakers, and others

Good morning!  This Tuesday, Facebook says Instagram isn't bad for teens … Ben Lyons / Gamereactor UK : Development of Instagram Kids has been paused Barbara Ortutay / NBC Bay Area : EXPLAINER: Why Fa...

2021-09-24
Associated Press 19 related

European Commission proposes legislation mandating USB-C charging for mobile devices, citing electronic waste; Apple is the main USB-C holdout

an initiative it says will reduce environmental waste but that is likely to hit Apple the hardest. https://www.nytimes.com/... @fasterthanlime : Will Apple waste 45-55% energy efficiency to avoid comp...

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