Social media regulation is becoming a mainstay topic among news media following Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter.

The "will he, won't he" is over. Elon Musk bought Twitter for $44 billion on Monday. Unsurprisingly, major media outlets have quite a lot to say about Twitter's change in ownership, as most of the companies have significant presence on the platform. EdgeTheory's Kudzu brief gives AI-driven insight into the media's response, tracking who is […]

Disney has been in the spotlight, not for its' entertainment offerings, but for its recent opposition to Florida’s controversial bill regarding sexuality in children’s education.

Those without reliable access to the web are a sizable step behind those with access. See how Congress and news media are treating the broadband access narrative.

Beginning on April 11, thousands of independent Etsy sellers have organized a week-long strike, boycotting the E-commerce giant's site.

Elon Musk has solidified himself as the biggest wildcard on the internet after walking away from a Twitter board seat.

Recent narratives around U.S. technology giants have fluctuated between scathing criticism, including significant legislative movements towards regulation, and international applause for big tech’s decisive action limiting platform services in Russia and removing Russian state media content in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Elon Musk’s impact on Twitter just became more substantial than ever. The billionaire’s tweets have historically been consequential, with a single tweet sending entire markets into flux. Now, Musk is the single largest shareholder in Twitter, with a $3 billion dollar investment.

Book bans are nothing new. From burning “heretics” at the stake for attempting to translate the Bible, to book burnings in Nazi Germany, history is fraught with examples of institutions and people grappling over what information should be available for public consumption. Currently, America is dealing with its own book ban dilemma in the classroom.

A closer look at the trends driving the confirmation for Supreme Court candidate Ketanji Brown Jackson.