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California’s New Copyright Bill Takes Direct Aim at the State’s AI Economy
California’s New Copyright Bill Takes Direct Aim at the State’s AI Economy
AB 412 ignores the long-established doctrine of fair use
Adam Eisgrau
Mar 12
New York’s Kids’ Social Media Law Paves the Way for Trump-Era Deportations
New York’s Kids’ Social Media Law Paves the Way for Trump-Era Deportations
Albany Democrats should Fix the NY SAFE for Kids Act
Hope Ledford
Mar 10
Utah’s App Store Age Verification Bill Sets a Dangerous Precedent
Utah’s App Store Age Verification Bill Sets a Dangerous Precedent
SB 142 tramples the constitutional rights of adults and kid
Kerry Maeve Sheehan
Mar 5
The FTC Says Amazon Has Few Competitors. These Competitors Disagree.
The FTC Says Amazon Has Few Competitors. These Competitors Disagree.
These 22 Retailers’ Filings Undermine FTC’s Antitrust Market Definition
Kaitlyn Harger
Mar 5
Türkiye Faces a Critical Choice for its Digital Economy
Türkiye Faces a Critical Choice for its Digital Economy
Finding the Right Fit for Digital Market Regulation in Türkiye
Kay Jebelli
Feb 28
Why States Can’t Count on Delivery Taxes for Stable Revenue
Why States Can’t Count on Delivery Taxes for Stable Revenue
Delivery taxes will make consumers shift from delivery services, making the revenue unstable
Kaitlyn Harger
Feb 24
Legal Holes Have Opened Up In The FTC’s Antitrust Case Against Amazon
Legal Holes Have Opened Up In The FTC’s Antitrust Case Against Amazon
Copycat suits and failed piggyback attempts over the past year poke holes in the agency’s case against the online retailer
Vidushi Dyall
Feb 18
AI Critics Twist Copyright’s Past to Co-Opt its Future
AI Critics Twist Copyright’s Past to Co-Opt its Future
A scholar’s latest analysis highlights fundamentals of Fair Use and their relevance to Gen AI
Adam Eisgrau
Jan 30
Los Angeles Needs Its Own Operation Warp Speed
Los Angeles Needs Its Own Operation Warp Speed
America Excels in Crisis Response, But We Shouldn’t Wait for Disaster
Tahra Jirari
Jan 15
New Data Shows Families Save Up to $2000 Annually By Shopping at Amazon
New Data Shows Families Save Up to $2000 Annually By Shopping at Amazon
Cost of living is voters’ top concern
Kaitlyn Harger
Jan 6
Democrats’ 2025 Resolutions: Learning from a Historic Defeat
Democrats’ 2025 Resolutions: Learning from a Historic Defeat
Democrats Lost Our Advantage By Abandoning Obama’s Approach
Tahra Jirari
Jan 6
How High Cost of Living Eroded Democratic Support Among Black and Latino Voters
How High Cost of Living Eroded Democratic Support Among Black and Latino Voters
For decades, the Democratic Party has positioned itself as the natural political home for racial minorities in America. That’s in part what…
Gary Winslett
Dec 3, 2024
What 2024’s Ballot Measures Reveal About Blue State Discontent
What 2024’s Ballot Measures Reveal About Blue State Discontent
Democratic voters are fed up with the failings of Blue State governance
Tahra Jirari
Nov 20, 2024
How the Housing Shortage Produces Reactionary Politics
How the Housing Shortage Produces Reactionary Politics
Counties with the highest cost of living shifted toward Trump
Gary Winslett
Nov 14, 2024
The Sanders Solution Would Have Made Things Worse
The Sanders Solution Would Have Made Things Worse
Voters Didn’t Want Harris to Be More Liberal
Tahra Jirari
Nov 13, 2024
Assessing Europe’s “Digital Fairness Act”
Assessing Europe’s “Digital Fairness Act”
The First Test of Regulatory Restraint After Draghi’s Diagnosis
Kay Jebelli
Nov 8, 2024
Harris Closed Biden’s Economic Gap, But Democrats Lost Sight of the Cost of Living
Harris Closed Biden’s Economic Gap, But Democrats Lost Sight of the Cost of Living
Biden’s anti-corporate focus left voters burdened by rising costs
Tahra Jirari
Nov 6, 2024
How the Open AI “Whistleblower” Gets Fair Use Wrong
How the Open AI “Whistleblower” Gets Fair Use Wrong
Applying the Copyright Act’s four factor test to generative AI isn’t a matter of math.
Adam Eisgrau
Oct 29, 2024
The DOJ’s Swing at Google May End Up Hitting Firefox
The DOJ’s Swing at Google May End Up Hitting Firefox
How the DOJ could hurt browser choice, all the name of competition
Todd O'Boyle
Oct 21, 2024
A New Rideshare Tax Would Worsen San Francisco’s Cost of Living Problem
A New Rideshare Tax Would Worsen San Francisco’s Cost of Living Problem
Proposition L is a problem for residents in transit deserts
Kaitlyn Harger
Oct 17, 2024
DOJ’s Ad Tech Case Will Come Down to Whether Google Has a Duty to Help its Rivals
DOJ’s Ad Tech Case Will Come Down to Whether Google Has a Duty to Help its Rivals
Trial showed that while ad tech competitors are unhappy, publishers and advertisers still benefitted
Vidushi Dyall
Oct 7, 2024
The Hidden Costs of Colorado’s Delivery Tax For Businesses, Low-Income Families, and Gig Workers
The Hidden Costs of Colorado’s Delivery Tax For Businesses, Low-Income Families, and Gig Workers
New research demonstrates regressive effects of delivery taxes
Hope Ledford
Oct 3, 2024
The European Commission Is On a Mission
The European Commission Is On a Mission
New Commissioners tasked with making Europe competitive again
Kay Jebelli
Sep 29, 2024
Draghi Report Rings Alarm on Europe’s Slumber
Draghi Report Rings Alarm on Europe’s Slumber
Too much regulation, not enough innovation
Kay Jebelli
Sep 18, 2024
The DOJ’s Ad Tech Trial Against Google Isn’t Really About Ad Tech
The DOJ’s Ad Tech Trial Against Google Isn’t Really About Ad Tech
It’s really part of a long effort to change antitrust law and create a “duty to deal” with competitors.
Vidushi Dyall
Sep 3, 2024
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