Collision Course By Tommy Collison A newsletter about tech policy, consumer privacy, and the future. 281 subscribers 14 issues Subscribe to our newsletter This thingy has to be empti pwieshh
#11 Sep 12, 2018 Is Mark Zuckerberg still having fun? [Collision Course #11] – Hello and welcome to the 11th edition of Collision Course, a newsletter about tech policy, consumer p
#10 Aug 30, 2018 Tinder, harassment, and why privacy is hard [Collision Course #10] – Hello and welcome to the 10th edition of Collision Course, a newsletter about tech policy, consumer p
#9 Aug 23, 2018 Do we not care about online privacy any more? [Collision Course #9] – Hello and welcome to the 9th edition of Collision Course, a newsletter about tech policy, consumer pr
#8 Aug 17, 2018 A study finds that children welcome our new robot overlords [Collision Course #8] – Hello and welcome to the 8th issue of Collision Course, a newsletter about tech policy, consumer priv
#7 Aug 9, 2018 A defense of big thinking, ft. Elon Musk [Collision Course #7] – Hello and welcome to the 7th issue of Collision Course, a newsletter about tech policy, consumer priv
#6 Aug 2, 2018 We Regret to Inform You That Two-Factor Authentication is Not Invincible [Collision Course #6] – Hello and welcome to the 6th issue of Collision Course, a newsletter about tech policy, consumer priv
#5 Jul 26, 2018 Leaking, ft. Lady Gaga [Collision Course #5] – Hello and welcome to the fifth issue of Collision Course, a newsletter about tech policy, consumer pr
#4 Jul 20, 2018 When is a Cellphone Not A Cellphone? [Collision Course #4] – Hello and welcome to the fourth edition of Collision Course, a newsletter about tech policy, consumer
#3 Jul 10, 2018 Why It’s So Hard To Make A Law against Revenge Porn [Collision Course #3] – Hello and welcome to the third issue of Collision Course, a newsletter about tech policy, consumer pr
#2 Jul 6, 2018 Why can't the EU leave the internet alone? [Collision Course #1.5] – Next week, the second installment of this newsletter talks about intimate photos, revenge porn, and w
#1 Jul 5, 2018 Collision Course: Because humans are bad at understanding technology [Collision Course, #1] – Hello and welcome to the first issue of Collision Course, a newsletter about tech policy, consumer pr
