Science
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…
New Poll on Workers’ Attitudes to AI Reinforces Old…
Will artificial intelligence help, replace, or kill us? These long-unanswered questions came back…
How the Founders Addressed Facial Recognition…
If you study Fourth Amendment law and jurisprudential trends, you can—at least in a figurative,…
Children’s Online Safety Should Rely on Content…
Creating and managing a positive digital environment for children has become a priority for parents,…
The Sad Myth of Independent Agencies
President Trump’s recent executive order (EO) asserting more formal control over so-called…
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