A group of investors has endorsed the Ranking Digital Rights (RDR) Corporate Accountability Index as an important tool for helping tech companies meet their human rights responsibilities and for helping investors identify digital rights risks. In December, 49 members of the Investor Alliance for Human
This post is published as part of an editorial partnership between Global Voices and Ranking Digital Rights. Global Voices’ advocacy director Ellery Roberts Biddle co-authored this piece. The secret is out — Google is building a search engine for China. After deflecting questions from reporters
The 2018 Ranking Digital Rights Corporate Accountability Index findings foreshadowed many of the corporate governance and disclosure problems reflected in this year’s constant stream of negative news headlines about some of the world’s most powerful internet companies. Today we are publishing a 2018 Investor Update, which
More than half of the companies evaluated in the 2018 Corporate Accountability Index have publicly responded to our findings, thanks to a campaign by digital rights group Access Now. In September, the organization sent letters to each of the 22 companies evaluated in the 2018
Corporate Accountability News Highlights is a regular series by Ranking Digital Rights highlighting key news related to tech companies, freedom of expression, and privacy issues around the world. Facebook data breach tests GDPR Facebook could be hit with a $1.63 billion fine over its recent
A group of investors has endorsed the Ranking Digital Rights (RDR) Corporate Accountability Index as an important tool for helping tech companies meet their human rights responsibilities and for helping investors identify digital rights risks. In December, 49 members of the Investor Alliance for Human
This post is published as part of an editorial partnership between Global Voices and Ranking Digital Rights. Global Voices’ advocacy director Ellery Roberts Biddle co-authored this piece. The secret is out — Google is building a search engine for China. After deflecting questions from reporters
The 2018 Ranking Digital Rights Corporate Accountability Index findings foreshadowed many of the corporate governance and disclosure problems reflected in this year’s constant stream of negative news headlines about some of the world’s most powerful internet companies. Today we are publishing a 2018 Investor Update, which
More than half of the companies evaluated in the 2018 Corporate Accountability Index have publicly responded to our findings, thanks to a campaign by digital rights group Access Now. In September, the organization sent letters to each of the 22 companies evaluated in the 2018
Corporate Accountability News Highlights is a regular series by Ranking Digital Rights highlighting key news related to tech companies, freedom of expression, and privacy issues around the world. Facebook data breach tests GDPR Facebook could be hit with a $1.63 billion fine over its recent
