Allum Bokhari is a Senior Technology Correspondent at Breitbart. He covers critical issues surrounding cybersecurity and privacy, with a focus on social media, censorship, free speech, lawsuits, and AI technology. Allum's insights and analyses have been featured in Breitbart.tv, New York Post, Blaze Media, and The Spectator World.
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Allum Bokhari's coverage centers on government policy, big tech, content & publishing issues with a focus on censorship and free speech. His articles often cover legal and regulatory aspects related to social media and technology companies.
Given his emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation regarding big tech, Bokhari may be particularly interested in pitches from experts who can provide insights into the intersection of law, politics, and technology. Additionally, he may be open to commentary from individuals or organizations directly involved in the issues being covered.
Bokhari doesn't seem to have a specific geographic focus but covers international topics related to social media censorship, free speech laws, lawsuits against tech companies among others.
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By: Allum Bokhari
Governments and courts want to protect children and protect privacy at the same time. Both are important aims. But they need to think seriously about the technical means that enable both.
At a recent “counter-disinformation” conference at the University of Cambridge, European technologist Robin Berjon suggested that “military force” may have to be used against American tech platforms to bring them into line.
Sometime after midnight on a Monday in April, a man in Indianapolis emptied 13 rounds into the front door of city-county councilman Ron Gibson. His eight-year-old son was asleep in the house. Tucked under the doormat was a handwritten note. It read...
Sometime after midnight on a Monday in April, a man in Indianapolis emptied 13 rounds into the front door of city-county councilman Ron Gibson. His eight-year-old son was asleep in the house. Tucked under the doormat was a handwritten note. It read...
