Brian Fung is a technology reporter for CNN, with a focus on making public policy relevant to the general audience. With experience at The Washington Post and a wide range of publications where his work has appeared, Brian covers topics such as AI, telecommunications, and legal battles in the tech industry.
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Brian Fung's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulation, particularly within the technology sector. He also covers content & publishing and big tech extensively.
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By: Chris Isidore, Brian Fung
Long queues of passengers form at the check-in counters in Manila, Philippines, due to a July 19 computer outage caused by cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike.
By: Brian Fung
Google was handed what may be its biggest court defeat in company history this summer when a federal judge deemed its flagship search engine an illegal monopoly, siding with state and federal officials.
Fifteen minutes.
By: Brian Fung
(CNN) — Fifteen minutes. That's how much time TikTok will have this week to dissuade a federal appeals court from supporting a possible US ban of its social media app, which is used by 170 million Americans.
By: Brian Fung
CNN — Fifteen minutes. That's how much time TikTok will have this week to dissuade a federal appeals court from supporting
By: Brian Fung
(CNN) — Who really controls TikTok's magical algorithm — the US-based company that runs the app or its Chinese parent, ByteDance?
The Google logo is displayed in front of company headquarters. For the first time since AT&T was dismantled into Baby Bells four decades ago, the US government is weighing the breakup of one of the world’s largest and most consequential monopolies: Google.
By: Brian Fung
(CNN) — Three years ago, major internet platforms including Meta, Twitter and YouTube responded to the January 6, 2021, Capitol riots with decisive
By: Clare Duffy, Brian Fung
New York CNN — “There are only 22 days more to vote, so like seriously go vote … it's so important to me that we mobilize our
By: Brian Fung, Clare Duffy
Partnerships with influencers have become an increasingly popular campaign strategy. But a regulatory gap means that unlike political ads that run on TV — or typical sponsored content that influencers post for brands — content creators are not required to disclose if they’ve been paid to endorse a candidate or speak about a political issue on their page.
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