The Analog Anomaly in a Digital Age The Republican campaign committees’ fight to mandate discounted ad rates for political parties on broadcast television, now headed for the Supreme Court, is a precise distillation of everything Read More
The Quiet Dismissal and Loud Implications for US Data Privacy A $47 million legal dispute quietly concluded this week, not with a bang, but with a barely audible administrative whimper from the US Supreme Court. The Read More
The Quiet Erosion of Unified Platforms The Supreme Court’s decision yesterday to let Texas enforce its new app store regulations is not just a footnote in a protracted legal battle; it is a seismic Read More
The Illusion of Concession: Apple’s 27% Gambit It is telling that Apple, a company synonymous with design elegance and user experience, views a 27 percent commission on third-party payments as a reasonable concession. The figure itself, Read More
America’s Reactive Regulatory Dance Continues The Supreme Court ruling that keeps $104 million in FCC fines on AT&T and Verizon’s books is not the decisive win for consumer privacy some might imagine; Read More