Debugger
A podcast about technology and democracy, sponsored by Duke University's Sanford School of Public Policy.
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A courtroom win for privacy and women's health (opens the original)
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"It was a real David and Goliath moment, in the best way." The vast majority of privacy cases are settled out of court ... but not the Flo Health period tracking app case. A jury ruled against Facebook/Meta, finding the firm did violate the law when it received and used information from Flo, creating a valuable public record. As the class action claims process begins, Debugger hosts a conversation with two of the plaintiffs lawyers -- Carol Villegas and Danielle Izzo-Mazzio from Labaton Keller S
Sugar High, part 4: The future of music is what we'll make (opens the original)
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The Debugger miniseries 'Sugar High' examines the impact Big Tech and AI will have on the music industry. In this conclusion, folk musician Tift Merritt and Duke Professor David Hoffman discuss all the tools society has to encourage both innovation and art. And we learn a bit more about Tift's new album, called Sugar.
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