The State of State Technology Policy 2023 Report (PDF)
A policy framework to govern the use of generative AI in political ads | The Brookings Institution
Trust the Process: Could jawboning process solve jawboning problems? | Knight First Amendment Institute
The new political ad machine: Policy frameworks for political ads in an age of AI (PDF)
Musk did at least one thing right in his first year at X | The Washington Post
Privacy Law Needs Cost-Benefit Analysis | Lawfare
Jawboned: Dispatches from two former tech platform employees | Knight First Amendment Institute
Section 230 Won’t Protect Chat GPT (PDF)
North Carolina’s New Abortion Law Is Also a Weapon Against Free Speech | Wired
Live and Let LIV? | Lawfare
To Protect Kids Online, Policymakers Must First Determine Who is a Kid | Tech Policy Press
Rescuing Local News Through Tax Credits: A review of policy in the U.S. and Canada (PDF)
Keeping Kids Safe Online: How Should Policymakers Approach Age Verification? | The Center for Growth and Opportunity
TikTok’s Plan to Stay in the U.S. Could Pose a Threat—to U.S. Tech Companies | The Information
Section 203 Won’t Protect Chat GPT | Lawfare
Project Texas: The Details of TikTok’s Plan to Remain Operational in the United States | Lawfare
U.S. Regulation Governing Digital Political Ads is Broken | Tech Policy Press
The State of State Platform Regulation (PDF)
Content Moderation Sacrificed in Left-Right Deals on Tech Reform | Lawfare
Europe’s New Tech Regulations Leave Open a Big Question: How Will They Work? | The Wall Street Journal, 2022
U.S. Regulation Governing Digital Political Ads is Broken | Tech Policy Press, 2022
The End of Roe Will Spark a Digital Civil War | Wired, 2022
Programmed Political Speech: How Programmatic Political Advertising Policies Shape Online Speech (PDF)
A Road Map for Tech Policy Experimentation | Lawfare, 2022
After Dobbs, Democrats and Republicans Switch Places on Speech Policy | Lawfare, 2022
No Magic Bullet: The Difficulties of Reforming Big Tech | The National Interest, May 2022
The Coming Online Fight Over Abortion Will Be Brutal | Slate, May 2022
Understanding, Enforcement, and Investment: Options and Opportunities for State Regulation of Online Content (PDF)
The TikTok-Oracle Deal Would Set 2 Dangerous Precedents | Wired, March 2022
Learning From China’s Techlash | Lawfare, November 2021
Frances Haugen’s Leaking of the Facebook Papers Will Hurt Decision-Making at Tech Companies | Promarket, November 2021
Congress Must Act to Establish Sensible Rules on Electoral Speech | Knight Amendment Institute, October 2021
To Fight Online Misinformation, Criminalize Voter Suppression | Wired, June 2021
The U.S. Needs a New Licensing Policy for Chinese Companies | Lawfare, June 2021
Well-Intentioned Section 230 Reform Could Entrench the Power of Big Tech | Slate, June 2021
Section 230 Reform: A Typology of Platform Power | Competition Policy International, May 2021
All the Ways Congress Wants to Change Section 230 | Slate, March 2021
How to increase transparency for political ads on social media | Brookings, March 2021
The Political Advertising Black Box Must Be Destroyed | Wired, March 2021
Breaking Blackout Black Boxes | Duke Science & Society, March 2021
A Sharper, Shrewder U.S. Policy for Chinese Tech Firms | Foreign Affairs, February 2021
Big Tech and Antitrust: A Path Forward | The Wall Street Journal, December 2020
Five Ways to Address Online Speech Problems Without Gutting the Law That Created Today’s Internet | Slate, October 2020
Governments Shouldn’t Choose the News in Your Feed | Wired, September 2020
Facebook’s Pre-Election Day Ban on Political Ads Will Likely Suppress Important Speech | Slate, September 2020
Should Facebook Pick a Side? | Promarket, July 2020
How TikTok’s Departure From Hong Kong Could Become a Win for China | Slate, July 2020
The Apple-Google Contact Tracing System Won’t Work. It Still Deserves Praise | Slate, May 2020
How to unlock telemedicine on such a large scale | The Hill, March 2020
Internet Freedom 10 Years In | Lawfare, January 2020
Four Ways to Fix Social Media’s Political Ads Problem—Without Banning Them | The New York Times, November 2019
Doing Business in China: What the NBA Can Learn from Big Tech | Lawfare, October 2019