Piracy and the Supply of New Creative Works
Brett Danaher, Michael D. Smith, Rahul Telang Last week we blogged about…
Privacy and Security
Questions about privacy are central to the digital economy. We study how much people value privacy, the privacy paradox, and developments in state and federal privacy legislation. Our work has contributed to policy discussions of data portability, data regulation, and advertising models.
Blog Post: The Truth About Piracy
By Brett Danaher, Michael D. Smith and Rahul Telang February 2, 2016…
The FCC Flexes its Privacy Muscles
By Thomas Lenard Published in The Hill on November 18, 2015 Earlier…
Comments filed with the Federal Trade Commission In the Matter of Nomi Technologies Inc.
From a public policy perspective, the goal of the FTC’s enforcement actions…
Administration’s Privacy Proposal is Next Step in Regulating Internet
The Obama administration apparently wants its legacy to be that of regulating the Internet, notwithstanding the Internet’s remarkable success in the United States under what has been a generally light-handed regulatory regime.
2014 TPI Aspen Forum has Ended, but the Videos Live On…
Did you miss the Aspen Forum this year? Or, do you just…
Comments filed with the National Telecommunications and Information Administration on “Big Data and Consumer Privacy in the Internet Economy”
The recent White House big data reports are inconsistent with the Consumer…