Recent Posts
#117: FBI Spying on Journalists
What happens when the FBI wants to spy on journalists? This summer, The Intercept obtained classified rules revealing a largely unrestrained procedure for obtaining journalists’ call information using national...
#116: Digital Free Speech Part 2 with FEC Commissioner Lee Goodman
The Federal Election Commission has long taken a light-touch approach to regulating online speech. But two recent cases involving livestreaming and filming political debate resulted...
#115: Brexit and Tech
This summer, the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union. Most of the fallout focused on the stock market and value of the pound,...
#114: The Internet of Cars
Cars these days often come with mobile data connections and entertainment systems. But as we move toward autonomous vehicles and car-to-car communications, the “Internet of...
#113: Wikipedia for Data
Most people are familiar with Wikipedia, but there’s a lot more to “open data” than the convenience of checking how tall your favorite Olympic athlete...
#112: Verizon Shifts on Business Broadband
Is Verizon moving away from broadband and fiber deployment? Earlier this month, the company filed an ex parte with the FCC indicating support for price...