After the Boom: How Data Center Communities are Thinking Long Term
Louisiana is exceptional. Anyone who has attended a football game in Death Valley, experienced the [...]
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A Name You Can’t Trust: The App Store Freedom Act and the Regulations Behind the Words
Lawmakers in Washington seem to have stumbled upon legislative alchemy. If you refer to government [...]
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Just a Bill? Two Troubling Technology Bills Are Heating Up This Summer
As the temperatures rise, so too does a distinctly anti-innovation, anti-competition sentiment in the [...]
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Entergy’s New Mega-Deal: How Does It Measure Up to President Trump’s Ratepayer Protection Pledge?
Entergy Louisiana’s March 27 announcement of a dramatically expanded power agreement with Meta for the [...]
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Courting Disaster: What Do New Social Media Rulings Mean for the Future of Free Speech and American Innovation?
Last week, juries in New Mexico and California reached verdicts against Meta and YouTube of $375 million [...]
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Behind the Buzzwords: What Does it Mean to Actually Take “Kids Online Safety” Seriously?
Every few years, there’s a new idea that becomes so trendy, it gets stamped onto everything in sight. For [...]
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2025 Tools for Keeping Kids Safe Online: Innovations Empower Parents, but Parents Must Use Them
Pew Research Center reported last year that teenagers are more online than ever before. The majority own [...]
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What is Antitrust?
For over a century, antitrust laws have been a defining feature of America’s economic policy. Born from a [...]
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The Court and the Computer: When a Judge Underestimated Technological Innovation
The antitrust case against Google was filed in 2020 and did not conclude until the beginning of this [...]
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