Op-Eds Data Policy, Federal Government Affairs, Online Content Policy, Public Safety, Technology and Innovation Child Identity Theft Is a Huge Problem. The Solutions Are Simple. Shoshana Weissmann Dec 13, 2024 The Dispatch
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Op-Eds Federal Government Affairs, Governance, Public Safety, Science Policy, Technology and Innovation American healthcare and the murder of a CEO Steven Greenhut Dec 13, 2024 The Orange County Register
Real Solutions Data Policy, Federal Government Affairs, Online Content Policy, Public Safety, Technology and Innovation The government doesn’t care if a child’s Social Security number is used for fraud—even before they’re born Shoshana Weissmann Aug 26, 2024
Op-Eds California, Data Policy, Open Government, Public Safety, State Policy, Technology and Innovation We can’t stop technology, but can limit government misuse Steven Greenhut Aug 15, 2024 Orange County Register
Op-Eds Competition & Antitrust, Data Policy, Federal Government Affairs, Online Content Policy, Permissionless Innovation, Public Safety, Technology and Innovation To rebuff China, lawmakers must stop burdening U.S. tech firms Marc Hyden June 3, 2024 The Newnan Times-Herald
Policy Studies Artificial Intelligence, Federal Government Affairs, Public Safety, Technology and Innovation Existential Risks and Global Governance Issues Around AI and Robotics Adam Thierer June 15, 2023
Testimony Public Safety, State Policy, Technology and Innovation, Western Testimony in Opposition to Montana HB 349 – Device Content Filter Mandate Josh Withrow March 21, 2023
In the News Federal Government Affairs, Internet Governance, Public Safety, Technology and Innovation Twitter v. Taamneh in the Supreme Court: What’s at Stake Chris Riley, Jonathan Cannon Jan 3, 2023 Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University
In the News Federal Government Affairs, Internet Governance, Public Safety, Technology and Innovation The Supreme Court Must Protect Internet Users’ Rights to Access Controversial Information Online Chris Riley, Jonathan Cannon Dec 7, 2022 Electronic Frontier Foundation
