Sarah Jeong is a reporter at The Verge, who covers how law and tech affect speech and culture through platform bans, anti-hacking statutes, and intellectual property litigation in Silicon Valley. Her work also looks at how technology accelerates or deters the decline of American democracy. Originally trained as a lawyer, she has been working as a journalist for over a decade.

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Sex trafficking bill is turning into a proxy war over Google

How a self-proclaimed Satoshi sold investors and SEC officials on his coin scheme

Susan Fowler’s Uber post was the first shot in a new war against Silicon Valley sexism

A sketchy Satoshi has popped up to promote his new blockchain

Google town hall meeting canceled after days of online harassment

Here’s what Google’s diversity and bias training looks like

Court says patent troll didn’t invent podcasting

Black hat or white hat? Questions swirl around hero researcher’s sudden arrest

A new bill to fight sex trafficking would destroy a core pillar of internet freedom

Why the feds took down one of Bitcoin’s largest exchanges

is a reporter who writes about law, technology, speech, and democracy. A journalist trained as a lawyer, she has been writing about tech for 10 years.

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