Zak Rogoff is a Research Manager at Ranking Digital Rights. He works for an internet that truly serves the interests of everyone, and he believes the human rights framework is the best way to get there. Rogoff has appeared on Al Jazeera and had writing and quotations published in outlets from Motherboard to the scientific journal Nature. At Access Now, he organized against internet shutdowns with a global coalition. Rogoff has also led campaigns at the Free Software Foundation and worked to rein in government surveillance at U.S.-based Fight for the Future and the Chilean NGO Derechos Digitales. His education is interdisciplinary. He completed an MA in communication, culture & technology from Georgetown University and a BS in robotics engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Rogoff lives in his native Washington, D.C. and speaks Spanish. Follow him on Twitter @Zakkai
With rampant fears of digital disinformation about the U.S. presidential election and COVID-19 making the rounds, U.S. lawmakers from both parties are seeking to restrict the targeting of political ads online. Legislators like Anna Eshoo, Josh Hawley, and David Cicilline are pushing bills that would
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