Science
America’s R&D Rethink Threatens Its Innovation…
As Ben Casselman reports in The New York Times, economists view the Trump administration’s…
The Supreme Court Seems Unlikely to Revive…
Earlier this month, I previewed the arguments in Federal Communications Commission v Consumers’…
Another Courtroom Loss for AI Creations as…
Last month, a federal appeals court confirmed what most legal regimes around the world—patent…
Generative AI: The Emerging Co-Worker Transforming…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is likely to transform workplaces, fundamentally changing tasks,…
Return of the Landline: A Regressive or Welcome…
If there has been one single inexorable trend in the telecommunications industry over the past 30…
The Press Clause’s Disputed Meaning and Its…
A burgeoning battle among academics and attorneys involving a centuries-old communications…
Will FCC v. Consumers’ Research Revive the…
The idea behind the nondelegation doctrine is sound: Congress should not delegate legislative power…
The Plugged In Podcast #121: Dr. Bruce Bunker on…
On this episode of The Plugged In Podcast the team sits down with Dr. Bruce Bunker for a discussion…
DOGE, Open Up the MAX Database!
My most recent post “Haste Controls Waste!” sought to reconcile my misgivings about the speed of…
The Public Interest as a Political Tool
Donald Trump and Brendan Carr, the president’s choice to chair the Federal Communications Commission…
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