Revelations about the misuse and insecurity of user data gathered by social media platforms
have renewed discussions about how best to characterize property rights in user data. At the …

This paper shows through several case studies that the Federal Communications
Commission is having a difficult time moving toward more reliance on market forces. The …

In this chapter, we explore the rationales that have traditionally justified media regulation in
the United States and argue that the quid pro quo rationale, which has accompanied the …

Within the context of this volume's focus on responsibilities associated with the
implementation of artificial intelligence in the media sector, one pressing question involves …

As policymakers across the globe confront the question of if, or how, to intervene in the
structure and operation of large digital platforms such as Facebook and Google, policy …

“Popular government, without popular information, or the means of acquiring it, is but a
prologue to a farce or a tragedy, or perhaps both. Knowledge will forever govern ignorance …

A consensus has been formed among economists, lawyers and engineers that the
traditional command-and-control model was inefficient. Nevertheless, there are sharp …

As policymakers across the globe confront the question of if, or how, to intervene in the
structure and operation of large digital platforms such as Facebook and Google, policy …

This paper aims to provide a conceptual framework to analyze and understand some
emerging forms of video communication systems, emerged both at the local level and …

The urge to regulate political speech did not end with the passage of the Bipartisan
Campaign Reform Act in 2002.“Reform is a process,” Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) now …