California privacy law reshapes online data rights in 2019
The Mercury News notes California AB 375 signed by Gov. Brown in 2018 took effect January 1 2019. It grants opt in consent for personal data use includes data delete rights and bans selling data of children under 13. Critics warn of broad definitions and limited private rights while urging broader federal action. World Wide Web creator Tim Berners Lee and Tim Cook support a national Internet Bill of Rights. Bay Area Rep Ro Khanna pursues bipartisan legislation but faces long odds in Congress.
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Gazette letters seek editor input with guidelines
The Medina Gazette outlines how readers should submit letters to the editor by email or mail. Letters must be 250 words or fewer and include name, full home address, and telephone number for verification.
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Vanilla politics and the 2020 nomination outlook
George Will weighs Democratic hopes for a moderate nominee amid a year of scandal headlines and shifting voter mood. He argues the race may hinge on restraint over grand government overhaul as 14 states vote on Super Tuesday, with Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren shaping a vanilla, cautious path.
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Predictions for 2020 political landscape by Ann McFeatters
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