Dissecting the digital utopia.
It is admittedly difficult, maybe even a bit ridiculous, to think about a policy matter as arcane as copyright law when the headline story of the moment is an attempted coup d’etat—let alone one fomented by the President of the […]
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It is admittedly difficult, maybe even a bit ridiculous, to think about a policy matter as arcane as copyright law when the headline story of […]
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When I first learned about Parler, my immediate, half-joking, comment was that it would make the FBI’s job easier. To the extent that could be […]
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I guess this is the digital-age equivalent of defenestration: rather than an authoritarian getting thrown out a window, he gets thrown off Twitter. And now […]
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Shortly before Christmas, the Senate Judiciary Committee released the discussion draft of a bill to amend the copyright law, primarily the sections known as the […]
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As has been widely reported, the law called Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (1996) has featured in a political cacophony that has been […]
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