How far can the government go when a president doesn’t like what a broadcaster says?
On a new @TechPolicyPdcst, @TechFreedom’s @AriCohn and @BerinSzoka are joined by @TheFIREorg’s Bob Corn-Revere to unpack the escalating fight between ABC and the FCC.
What if “harmful content” just means political beliefs someone disagrees with?
On the latest @TechPolicyPdcst, new host @AriCohn sits down with @TaylorLorenz to unpack the free speech and privacy implications of laws like the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA).
Witness the peaceful transfer of power!
On a new @TechPolicyPdcst, outgoing host @corbinkbarthold hands the reins to @AriCohn. To mark the occasion, they go on one final mega-rant about the state of social media and AI regulation.
New Tech Policy Podcast!
@judgeglock of @ManhattanInst joins @corbinkbarthold to discuss the past, present, and future of data center construction in the United States.
It’s been waaaay too long since our last space episode! We fix that today, big time.
On a new @TechPolicyPdcst, @Cosmic_Mekhi of @sling_shot_aero joins @corbinkbarthold to discuss orbital mechanics, rocket science, black holes, the Fermi paradox, and more.
How do we reverse the global free speech recession?
On a new @TechPolicyPdcst, @JMchangama and Jeff Kosseff discuss their fantastic new book, The Future of Free Speech.
Cox v. Sony is out! An ISP is not liable for copyright claims if it “merely provid[es] a service to the general public with knowledge that it will be used by some to infringe copyrights.”
For expert analysis, check out our episode on the oral argument with @PamelaSamuelson.
Algorithms don’t just fall from the sky.
On a new @TechPolicyPdcst, host @corbinkbarthold deconstructs Justice Barrett’s surprisingly influential concurrence in Moody v. NetChoice. Or: Why the First Amendment protects algorithms—and AI.
"A good newspaper keeps you coming back—that doesn't mean you're addicted to it."
On a new @TechPolicyPdcst, @ProfClayCalvert (@AEI) reviews the many problems with letting plaintiffs' lawyers demagogue social media platforms before a jury.
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A Los Angeles jury will opine if Instagram and YouTube are responsible for teens’ mental health.
On a new @TechPolicyPdcst, @ProfClayCalvert (@AEI) and @corbinkbarthold review the many problems with letting plaintiffs’ lawyers demagogue social media platforms before a jury.
At @WLF's High Court Halftime event, our host, @corbinkbarthold, reviews the key tech cases at SCOTUS this term.
Tune in to learn about Cox v Sony (copyright + internet), Verizon v FCC (telecoms + jury trials), Chatrie v U.S. (4A + geofences), and more.
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"What does America First antitrust action mean in practice?"
Probably just rewarding friends and punishing enemies.
For more on why "America First antitrust" is neither pro-America nor proper antitrust, check out our latest episode:
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"There is a widespread conviction in the minds of the American people that the great corporations known as trusts are in certain of their features and tendencies hurtful to the general welfare."
With that understated sentence, Theodore Roosevelt fired the shot that began his antitrust revolution, forever changing how Americans viewed big corporations.
Now, over 100 years later, the Trump administration has picked up Roosevelt's torch.
But what does America First antitrust action mean in practice? What does its future hold?
Find out as we discuss these questions at our America First Antitrust Forum.