General Emerging Technologies
Publications
In the race for global tech supremacy, the United States will not beat China by becoming China, as many pundits today effectively argue it will. America should instead re-embrace and extend…
From JotForm:
And, as Caleb Watney, a resident fellow at the R Street Institute, recently suggested in The Atlantic, the exodus from once-bustling creative hubs like Silicon…
From Competition Policy International:
As the world increasingly considers antitrust as a tool for governing and shaping large internet companies, we ask whether traditional antitrust analysis and…
Dear Chairwoman Klobuchar, Ranking Member Lee, and members of the subcommittee,
R Street appreciates the Committee’s work to protect American consumers and competition as the economy continues…
App stores help make smartphones smart
Digital Application Distribution Platforms, or app stores, are used by consumers to purchase and download apps for smartphones and other mobile devices. The…
From wavteq:
Between 2000 and 2010, 57% of migrant inventors chose to work in the United States, ‘more than all other countries combined.’
From Toulouse School of Economics:
ROUND TABLE: What Engineers Wish Economists Knew about Digital Technology
Moderator: Jacques CREMER (TSE)
▪ Yves-Alexandre DE MONTJOYE (Imperial…
From Communications Daily:
The discussion draft would be “bad for startups that encounter user-generated content,” Engine commented. It would disrupt 512 in fundamental ways, “upsetting the…
From The George Washington University Regulatory Studies Center:
R Street Institute
– Marketing Opportunities for Innovative Tech, Jeffrey Westling
Comments of R Street Institute
Technological innovation often moves fast, leaving outdated regulations designed for different environments and markets in the proverbial dust. As a result, the…