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Tue. 07/11 – A Meaningful Anti-Tracking Law

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Could Massachusetts pass the first meaningful anti-tracking law in the country? With social media in transition, what’s the lane for someone like Tumblr? Instagram is going after Twitter, but is someone coming for Instagram at the exact same time? And the sad state of affairs for video game history.
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Selling Your Cellphone Location Data Might Soon Be Banned in U.S. for First Time (WSJ)

Tumblr says it’s going to ‘fix’ its ‘core experience’ to appeal to new users (The Verge)

HCA Healthcare patient data stolen and for sale by hackers (CNBC)

A New VC-Beloved Startup Rips a Page From Meta’s Playbook (The Information)

THE GAME AVAILABILITY STUDY, EXPLAINED (Video Game History Foundation)

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