Karl Bode is a writer at Techdirt. He focuses on themes related to telecommunications, cybersecurity, consumer rights, and media, often exploring the intersection of technology and policy. His work has been featured in prominent outlets including The Daily Dot, Breakfast Media LLC, VICE Media, The Verge, and damemagazine.com.
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Karl Bode’s articles predominantly focus on legal policy regulation, government announcements, and citing data. His themes cover privacy & cybersecurity, software & SaaS, and content & publishing.
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Fri, Jan 17th 2025 05:26am - Karl Bode A few years ago agricultural equipment giant John Deere found itself on the receiving end of
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Tue, Jan 21st 2025 05:30am - Karl Bode Last year U.S. broadband giant Verizon faced yet another class action lawsuit for sleazy, misleading fees.
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Tue, Jan 21st 2025 12:09pm - Karl Bode One of the many new executive orders signed by President Donald Trump on Monday was the
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Wed, Jan 22nd 2025 05:32am - Karl Bode For years many press outlets (and contrarian engagement pundits like Matt Stoller ) tried to
Thu, Jan 23rd 2025 05:31am - Karl Bode It's fairly obvious that Netflix won the first round of the streaming TV wars.
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We've talked repeatedly how one way to boost lagging U.S. broadband competition is the support of “open access” fiber networks that allow numerous ISPs to compete over a centralized fiber network. In ideal implementations, like
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While New York's existing programs are a welcome effort, they remain a far cry from the city's original ambition.
Fri, Jan 24th 2025 12:26pm - Karl Bode After King Trump's dutiful Supreme Court recently refused to hear the case , a New York State
Late last year eight major U.S. telecoms were the victim of a massive intrusion by Chinese hackers who managed to spy on public U.S. officials for months. The “Salt Typhoon” hack was so severe, the intruders spent much of the last year rooting around the ISP networks even after discovery. AT&T and Verizon, two of the compromised…
You might remember that Sonos was the golden child of “smart,” internet-connected home hardware a decade or so ago. But that reputation has been steadily tarnished by a long line of bone-headed decisions, ranging from their 2020-era choice to
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