This is The Radar, Ranking Digital Rights’ newsletter. This edition was sent on April 6, 2021. Subscribe here to get The Radar by email. Same Rigorous Research and Rankings; Fresh New Look! Over the last year, we’ve been hard at work piloting new ways of
Today, Alphabet ($GOOGL) shareholders filed a set of proposals ahead of the annual shareholder meeting this spring covering major human rights issues ranging from algorithmic transparency to data security, to disinformation. Ranking Digital Rights is proud to have worked with Alphabet shareholders and the Investor
On December 9, Ranking Digital Rights’ Senior Policy and Partnerships Manager Nathalie Maréchal will testify before the U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce, at a hearing focused on holding Big Tech accountable and promoting a safer internet for all. The hearing will be livestreamed
A global group of investors with more than $6 trillion in assets have sent letters calling on the 26 tech and telecom companies we ranked in the last RDR Corporate Accountability Index to commit to our core recommendations. We push companies to: implement robust human
RDR has contributed to the public consultation on the Canadian government’s proposed legislative and regulatory framework to address harmful content online. The framework sets out entities that would be subject to the new framework, what types of content would be regulated, new rules and obligations
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