KY, LA, and Some Tribal Areas Lead Early Uptake of Emergency Broadband Benefit Program
The Emergency Broadband Benefit (EBB) Program is in its tenth week. This post examines how its benefits are distributed across…
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Roger Noll on Two Think Minimum – Antitrust and the NCAA
WASHINGTON (July 14, 2021) — On the latest edition of Two Think Minimum, TPI’s Scott Wallsten and Sarah Oh were…
“Roger Noll on Antitrust and the NCAA” (Two Think Minimum)
Two Think Minimum · Roger Noll on Antitrust and the NCAA Scott Wallsten: Hi, and welcome back to Two Think Minimum,…
“MICHAEL KATZ ON CHALLENGES TO ANTITRUST POLICY” (TWO THINK MINIMUM)
Two Think Minimum · Michael Katz on Challenges to Antitrust Policy Scott Wallsten: Hi, and welcome back to Two Think…
Does Section 230 Provide Platforms Too Much or Too Little Immunity?
Perhaps the most prominent current technology policy debates concern “big tech,” specifically Facebook, Twitter, Amazon, and Google. Perhaps the most…
The NCAA’s Very Bad Day
Spoiler Alert: For much of my professional career, I have been involved in the application of antitrust policy to the…
Introducing the 2021 TPI Aspen Forum Shuttle
Tired of missed connections or canceled final-leg Aspen flights? 🤯 Make them a thing of the past with TPI’s Aspen Forum shuttle,…
Chase Koch to Speak at TPI Aspen 2021 on Promoting Disruption and Innovation
Chase Koch, President of Koch Disruptive Technologies (KDT), will speak at this summer’s TPI Aspen Forum. KDT seeks to be the preferred…
Adam Gamoran on Evidence-Based Policy (Two Think Minimum)
Two Think Minimum · Adam Gamoran on Evidence-Based Policy Bob Hahn: Hello, and welcome to the Technology Policy Institute’s podcast Two…
TPI Aspen 2021 Panel: The Government’s Role in Promoting Science and Technology
Government money and research are responsible for many American technological achievements. While R&D exhibits classic market failures, meaning the private…