And So It Continues
Yesterday, the DOJ–infused with the spirit of “hipster antitrust”–filed a lawsuit against [...]
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Sneaky, Sneaky, Sneaky
The Journalism Competition Preservation Act (JCPA) won’t go away. Now, there are reports that some are [...]
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Antitrust or Anti-Consumer?
Last year, U.S. Senators Richard Blumenthal (D-CT), Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), and Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) [...]
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Web3 101: The Building Blocks of a New Internet
What is the future of the internet? The internet changes so quickly and constantly that we often fail to [...]
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Social Media Regulations Will Not Help Parents
As COVID-19 recedes and we can interact physically again, many are concerned about the amount of time [...]
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Congress Is Trying to Get Rid of Generic Products Online
With personal incomes in the Pelican State growing at one of the slowest rates in the nation and [...]
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Government Shouldn’t Obstruct Musk’s Twitter Purchase
Elon Musk is currently purchasing the social media company Twitter. The ongoing purchase set off a [...]
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Lafayette Utilities System Fiber Continues to Prove Why Government Broadband Doesn’t Work
In 2009, the city of Lafayette began providing cable and internet services with the Lafayette Utilities [...]
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Breaking Up Big Tech: The Downside of Bipartisanship
When there is bipartisan agreement on an issue, great things can be accomplished. Just look at criminal [...]
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