Digital Medusa

This blog is sort of an update about the meeting we had with other stakeholders on the issue of crawlers, generative AI and publishers last week (Aug 2026) but since I have been wanting to give an update for a long time, it includes a lot of background: T…

Law enforcement access to people’s private data is one of the defining governance challenges of our time, and it is not a conversation of the past.

As we reported here in February 2026, as the Iranian Women Coalition for Internet Freedom, we sent letters to the ITU and the Radio Regulation Board (in charge of receiving disputes about satellite and nowadays satellite Internet).

As a result of the genuine technical problems that some AI bots have created for networks, we increasingly hear questions about who “controls” the Internet after AI, a question Paul Keller addresses in this blog, or who should decide how online content may

Iranian Women’s Coalition for Internet Freedom, https://www.iranianwomen4internet.org/ March 23, 2026 · Geneva, Switzerland Why Everyone Who Cares About the Internet Should Be Watching This Week’s ITU RRB Meeting This week — March 23 to 27, 2026 — the Int…

When the most recent wave of protests began in Iran in January and escalated across the country, the government responded in a way that has become disturbingly familiar: by shutting down the Internet.

In this blog I am going to talk about mitigation of DNS abuse in zero-click domains.

In recent months, the debate over how AI systems should interact with online content has intensified.

There’s growing attention to the fight over who governs satellite internet.

At the moment Digital Medusa works on two standards work streams: Trust and Safety: standardization of trust and safety best practices through Digital Trust and Safety Partnership: https://dtspartnership.org/ the Safe Framework has become an ISO specifica…