Written and compiled by Alex Rochefort, Zak Rogoff, and RDR staff. The revelations of Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen, published in SEC filings and in the Wall Street Journal’s “Facebook Files” series, have brought forth irrefutable evidence that Facebook has repeatedly misled or lied to the
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
This is the RADAR, Ranking Digital Rights’ newsletter. This special edition was sent on September 23, 2021. Subscribe here to get The RADAR by email. A bombshell series published last week by the Wall Street Journal shows how Facebook’s insatiable thirst for user data and consequent
Ranking Digital Rights has partnered with Global Voices Translation Services to translate key components of the 2020 RDR Corporate Accountability Index into six major languages: Arabic, Chinese, French, Korean, Russian, and Spanish! Visit our translations page. The RDR Index is global in scope. We evaluate
Authors: Zak Rogoff, Veszna Wessenauer, Jie Zhang From time to time, Ranking Digital Rights assesses companies that are having a growing impact on the public interest and the protection of people’s rights, but are not covered in the RDR Corporate Accountability Index. For these studies,
Written and compiled by Alex Rochefort, Zak Rogoff, and RDR staff. The revelations of Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen, published in SEC filings and in the Wall Street Journal’s “Facebook Files” series, have brought forth irrefutable evidence that Facebook has repeatedly misled or lied to the
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
This is the RADAR, Ranking Digital Rights’ newsletter. This special edition was sent on September 23, 2021. Subscribe here to get The RADAR by email. A bombshell series published last week by the Wall Street Journal shows how Facebook’s insatiable thirst for user data and consequent
Ranking Digital Rights has partnered with Global Voices Translation Services to translate key components of the 2020 RDR Corporate Accountability Index into six major languages: Arabic, Chinese, French, Korean, Russian, and Spanish! Visit our translations page. The RDR Index is global in scope. We evaluate
Authors: Zak Rogoff, Veszna Wessenauer, Jie Zhang From time to time, Ranking Digital Rights assesses companies that are having a growing impact on the public interest and the protection of people’s rights, but are not covered in the RDR Corporate Accountability Index. For these studies,
