Comms for @massteacher, the largest union in New England. Formerly @bostonglobe, @bostonherald, @reviewjournal & @dotnews. On here mostly to monitor work stuff.
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Jonathan Ng's coverage focuses on government and politics, with an emphasis on world affairs. He appears to be interested in stories related to global conflicts, human rights issues, and US foreign policy. His articles often involve evolving stories and legal policy regulations.
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By: Omer Tene, Jacqueline Klosek, Jonathan Ng, Gabe Maldoff
State AGs and CPPA crack down on weak opt-out tools and push for stricter data risk assessments in online advertising. Read more in Goodwin's alert.
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Contrary to popular belief, you can launch a career in robotics even if you're not an engineer. This piece shares how.
By: Jacqueline Klosek, Omer Tene, Jonathan Ng, Lilla Lavanakul, Reema Moussa, Corey Berman
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Why perfect design is failing businesses.
Are consumers’ Openclaw agents becoming the real consumers?
By: Jonathan Ng, Andrew Escobar, Kristine Argentine
Retail Client Takeaway Summary Litigation under Washington's CEMA, RCW 19.190, have flooded courts following a ruling from the Washington
By: Jonathan Ng
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By: Omer Tene, Raphael Kohler, Jonathan Ng
Legislative efforts to protect minors online have reached a fever pitch at both the federal and state levels, with Congress and state legislatures advancing a broad array of youth safety measures for app stores, social media apps, AI chatbots, and more. Against that backdrop, the enactment of a state law that imposes heightened statutory damages and personal liability on the officers and employees of covered businesses marks a significant escalation that warrants close attention from companies operating online services accessible to minors.
