A bipartisan group of U.S. legislators introduced a bill that would close federal loopholes that allow data brokers and other firms to sell consumers' personal information to the government and law enforcement without a court order. The bill would encompass mobile location data and other information gathered used for advertising. Read more below.

• The Fourth Amendment Is Not For Sale Act — if passed — would close legal loopholes in federal law permitting data brokers and other forms to sell people's personal information to the government and law enforcement.
• For Digiday+ members, the past week has seen a flurry of headlines showing how individual authors are trying to work together, either in the form of co-ops, collectives or bundles. It could shape future media co-ops.
• In the rush to monetize Clubhouse, third-party app developers are hoping to get a slice of the pie. That includes a new app called Clubmarket.
• Creators will be able to monetize their listeners by selling subscriptions on Apple Podcasts instead of just serving them ads.
• The motivation for companies to respond to social change is strong, but many fall short. Kindred, a membership network, is among those pushing business leaders to drive deeper DE&I change.
• Pinterest is expanding its partnership with Shopify to offer the service in more countries. The platform hopes retailers and merchants will use the opportunity to reach international consumers.