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An interview with Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince on the company's new Content Signals Policy, which lets sites fine tune how their data can be used by crawlers (Samuel Axon/Ars Technica)

Samuel Axon / Ars Technica: An interview with Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince on the company's new Content Signals Policy, which lets sites fine tune how their data can be used by crawlers  —  It could be a consequential act of quiet regulation.  Cloudflare, a web infrastructure company, has updated millions …

An interview with Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince on the company's new Content Signals Policy, which lets sites fine tune how their data can be used by crawlers (Samuel Axon/Ars Technica)
Samuel Axon / Ars Technica: An interview with Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince on the company's new Content Signals Policy, which lets sites fine tune how their data can be used by crawlers  —  It could be a consequential act of quiet regulation.  Cloudflare, a web infrastructure company, has updated millions …

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