Dissecting the digital utopia.
“Content is king” was the catch-phrase of the 1990s and the heady (headless really) days of the Dot Com bubble. And although that stopped being a slogan with the resurgence of Web 2.0, it was still true. Content was still […]
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Immediately after the 2016 election, many Americans discovered just how much fake news they were sharing via social media. And for about ten minutes, the […]
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It was encouraging to see our most prominent millennial Member of Congress, Rep. Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) recognize the link between a healthy democracy a professional class […]
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So, it turns out it’s Copyright Week. I had no idea, and it’s already Copyright Hump Day. What with the government shutdown, the Barr confirmation […]
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Picking up on one of the big copyright themes of the month—the re-opened public domain*—scholars James Boyle and Jennifer Jenkins were hosted last week by […]
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Some news hit the fan late last week that certain parties tried to embarrass newly-elected congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez by sharing a video of her dancing […]
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