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    US Site Blocking Bill Targets ISPs and DNS Resolvers, Spares VPNs●Unified U.S. Site Blocking Bill Targets ISPs and DNS Resolvers but Spares VPNsYhnWarTerrorism610 h ago

    A unified U.S. site blocking bill would require internet service providers and DNS resolvers to block access to infringing websites, while notably leaving virtual private networks untouched. Critics are highlighting the gap, pointing out that users could easily bypass the blocks via VPNs, raising questions about the legislation's effectiveness.

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    Yale to host talk on the datafication of incarceration●📰 # Law & # Technology updates from https:// law.yale.edu/isp “Join us tomorrow for the next ISP Speaker Series! 'The DaMmastodonTechnology214 h ago

    Yale Law School's Information Society Project is hosting a Speaker Series event titled 'The Datafication of Incarceration', featuring Zina Makar of the University of Baltimore School of Law. The talk takes place on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, from 12:10 to 1:30 PM ET at SLB 128 and is cosponsored with a Yale partner organization. The session examines how data and surveillance technologies shape imprisonment and criminal justice outcomes.

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    SpaceX Deploys Powerful V3 Starlink Satellites for Global ISPs●SpaceX Deploys Powerful V3 Satellites Aimed at Low-Density ISPs Globally✉newsScienceSpace18 h ago

    SpaceX has begun deploying its new V3 satellites, designed to deliver far greater capacity to underserved, low-density areas worldwide. The satellites are aimed at enabling internet service providers in remote regions to offer broadband access, expanding SpaceX's Starlink network beyond direct-to-consumer service and strengthening its position in the global satellite internet market.