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Leaked Audio Reveals Zuckerberg Spinning Hard
It seems Zuckerberg was attempting to boost company morale in light of a the recent 'techlash,' suggested Ashley Baker, director of
E-Commerce Times


Elizabeth Warren Wants to Trust Big Government with Tech Regulation
On March 8th, Senator Warren unveiled her campaign to break up tech companies. The progressive proposal launched a wave of media attention a
Ivey Mueller


European Tech Regulations Don’t Belong On America’s Side Of The Atlantic
In the end, good products win. And when good products win, so do consumers.
Op-ed published in The Daily Caller


Wednesday Round-Up
At The Committee for Justice blog, Ashley Baker writes that "many of the initial reactions" to Monday’s decision in Apple v. Peppe
SCOTUSblog


No, the Supreme Court Did Not Take a Bite Out of Apple (At Least Not Directly)
Writing for the majority, Justice Kavanaugh makes it clear that this is not a decision on the merits, as he notes on the second page of the
Ashley Baker


New Technology, Same Principles: The Supreme Court and Tech
During the confirmation hearings for then-Judge Neil Gorsuch, Senator and former Judiciary Committee Chairman Orin Hatch asks a question abo
Ashley Baker


'Not Realistic': Conservative, Libertarian Tech Experts Oppose Klobuchar’s Data Tax Idea
Placing value on data and taxing it isn’t 'realistic,' said Committee for Justice Public Policy Director Ashley Baker.
Communications Daily


Event Video: Approaches to Regulating Technology—From Privacy to A.I.
AAF convenes two panels, the first on privacy and the second on the important threads between competition policy and AI, to discuss these im
CFJ Staff


Panel: Approaches to Regulating Technology—From Privacy to A.I.
There is new energy and momentum to legislate on technology issues—particularly when it comes to privacy, competition, and artificial intelligence. Many states and even some cities have enacted or are considering net-neutrality and privacy regulations, while for its part, Congress is considering a range of possible actions on technology. But what problems should policymakers address, and how should they address them? Join AAF as it convenes two panels, the first on privacy an
Ashley Baker
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