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Though pressure is mounting on lawmakers to pass more comprehensive protections for young users online, the issues of data privacy and safety can be complicated – and sometimes even at odds. This story is part of The Drum’s latest Deep Dive, The New Data & Privacy Playbook.

'The New York Times' engaged in "ordinary news-gathering activities" that are "at the very core of protected First Amendment activity," wrote the judge.

Children of mixed visual abilities will now be able to have a balanced conversation where everyone takes part equally. This could be made feasible by a new accessibility-focused robot under development.

An educational game developed by scientists makes use of augmented reality and tangible interaction to teach STEM to young students.

Walton Institute, the internationally recognised research institute based in South East Technological University, continues to enhance emerging technologies...

Gigi Sohn, President Biden's nominee for the Federal Communications Commission, serves on the board of directors for a group that has opposed efforts to combat online sex trafficking.

Climate change communication has been proven to follow trends, according to scientists from the Interactive Technologies Institute (ITI).

Creeping censorship on digital platforms is alarming—but the decentralizing forces of new technology make Chinese-style control unlikely.

Researchers develop technology to detect disease-transmitting mosquitoes.

To save the children, we must destroy everything. That's the reality of the EARN IT Act. I mean, you can get some sort of sense of what you're in store for just by reading the actual words behind the extremely labored acronym: Eliminating Abuse and Rampant Neglect of Interactive Technologies Act. Whew. It's a mouthful.…