Public Comments in the World of Massively Multiplayer Regulatory Proceedings
Sarah Oh Lam, Brandon Silberstein and Scott Wallsten
By the time the FCC’s ferociously controversial net neutrality draft Order was released on November 22, 2017, more than 22 million comments were submitted to the Commission through its new…
Commentaries and Op-Eds
Bots Go to Washington
Sarah Oh Lam and Brandon Silberstein
TPI Tech Policy 2016 Year In Review
Brandon Silberstein
***SPOILER ALERT!*** For those of you who were cryogenically frozen during the year 2016 and want to watch it on your DVR later, proceed with caution.[1] Some people think that 2016 was…
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Research Roundup 6: Make Your Voice Heard
Brandon Silberstein
It’s almost that most patriotic time of the year when Americans perform their civic duty, gather together, celebrate their support for one of two teams, and huddle around a TV…
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Research Roundup 5: It’s a Mad Mad Mad Mad Mad Mad World
Brandon Silberstein
That’s two extra ‘Mads’ compared to the classic movie. Each article seemed deserving of its own bit of madness, illustrating the nature of our mad world. Is privacy now just…
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Research Roundup 4: The Finals!
Brandon Silberstein
Of the NBA and NHL, that is, and, being from the Bay Area, we’re going to revel in this moment. The Sharks have ascended to the grandest stage in hockey…
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Research Roundup 3: The Research Awakens
Brandon Silberstein
Read me, inquisitive reader. You’re my only hope… Research is very much like the force: Often times misunderstood, most who try to wield it can’t end up doing much with…
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Research Roundup Strikes Back
Brandon Silberstein
Welcome to another exciting edition of Technology Policy Institute’s Research Roundup, or TPIRR (possibly the most exciting acronym to come out of our nation’s capital since CHOMP: Consumers Have Options for…
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TPI Research Roundup
Brandon Silberstein
Welcome, one and all, to the Technology Policy Institute’s semi-frequent Research Roundup. For those not in the know, the research roundup is about to re-establish itself as the pre-eminent and…
