Jon Brodkin is a Senior IT Reporter at Ars Technica. He covers the telecom industry, FCC rulemakings, broadband consumer affairs, and government regulation of the tech industry, with a keen focus on legal affairs and litigation. Jon's work has been featured in WIRED, Maverick Studios, The Hoops News, and Tech News Tube.
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Jon Brodkin's coverage primarily revolves around legal and regulatory aspects within the technology industry, with a particular focus on high-profile figures such as Elon Musk and companies like SpaceX. He also delves into government announcements related to technology.
Given this focus, pitches should provide insights from legal or regulatory experts in the technology sector, specifically those who can offer unique perspectives on cases involving prominent tech personalities or major corporations. As Jon's geographic focus is national (United States), sources with expertise in US laws and regulations would be particularly relevant for his coverage.
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Dropbox also laid off 500 last year but still had "excess layers of management."
By: Jon Brodkin
Kremlin rep on fine of 2 undecillion rubles: “I cannot even say this number.”…
By: Jon Brodkin
“The goal is to complete the password updates by this evening,” government says.
X change lets blocked users see posts made by the people who blocked them. X, formerly Twitter, is now letting blocked users see posts made by the people who blocked them.
Universal sues Believe, a music distributor in over 50 countries. Justin Bieber performs with Ariana Grande during the 2019 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on April 21, 2019 in Indio, California.
By: Jon Brodkin
photo of Ever heard of “Llady Gaga”? Universal files piracy suit over alleged knockoffs. image Universal Music Group yesterday sued a music firm that allegedly distributes pirated songs on popular streaming services under misspelled versions of popular artists' names—such as "Kendrik Laamar," "Arriana Gramde," "Jutin Biber," and "Llady Gaga." The UMG Recordings lawsuit against the French company…
Carriers claim location data isn't protected, say they have right to jury trial.
By: Jon Brodkin
photo of Verizon, AT&T tell courts: FCC can’t punish us for selling user location data image Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile are continuing their fight against fines for selling user location data, with two of the big three carriers submitting new court briefs arguing that the Federal Communications Commission can't punish them. A Verizon brief filed on November 4 and an AT&T brief on November 1 contest…
Lawsuit seeks "at least $1.76 billion that was fraudulently transferred" by SBF. Former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao arrives at federal court in Seattle for sentencing on Tuesday, April 30, 2024.
By: Jon Brodkin
Music companies appeal, demanding payment for each song instead of each album.
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