Pluralistic: Canada's ground-breaking, hamstrung repair and interop laws (15 Nov 2024)

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Canada's ground-breaking, hamstrung repair and interop laws: It's time for the "radical extremists" to have their day.
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Pluralistic: Boss politics antitrust (12 Nov 2024)

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Boss politics antitrust: Trump will use Xi Xinping's "anti-corruption" playbook.
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Pluralistic: The conservative movement is cracking up (14 Nov 2023)

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The conservative movement is cracking up: It's not just Trumpism – antitrust is an emerging fracture line.
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Pluralistic: Conservatives are fringe outliers – and leftists could learn from them (16 June 2023)

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Conservatives are fringe outliers – and leftists could learn from them: Unhinged QGOP freaks may be completely unhinged, but they know how to use power.
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Pluralistic: 11 Aug 2021

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Canada's got the world's worst internet ideas: The Canada Variant is the most virulent "online harms" rule.
IRS leaks reveal billions reaped through ultra-wealthy lobbying on the tax bill: A cast of dozens.
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Pluralistic: 05 Jun 2021

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Recommendation engines and "lean-back" media: The failure of "From the Desk of Donald J. Trump" and linear programming.
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Pluralistic: 04 Feb 2021

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Organic fascism: The Pastel Q/organic food crossover.
Stop the "Stop the Steal" steal: My op-ed on ES&S's bullying of e-voting critics.
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Pluralistic: 23 Jan 2021

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Stop saying "it's not censorship if it's not the government": I didn't expect the Spanish Inquisition.
Trump's swamp gators find corporate refuge: The Swamped project.
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Pluralistic: 07 Jan 2021

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Into the breach: Intelligence failure, complicity, or incompetence?
Revolutionary Colossus: Mange le roi.
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Pluralistic: 05 Oct 2020

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Squeeze Me: Carl Hiaasen's Trump-as-Florida-man masterpiece.
The Internet is for End-Users: IETF on "user agents."
Ad-tech is a bubble: Subprime Attention Crisis.
Schools! Libraries! Classrooms! Get free Attack Surface hardcovers: An imperfect solution to a thorny problem.
Facebook's living will: Leaks reveal the company's idiotic plans to stave off breakup.
Part 17 of Someone Comes to Town Someone Leaves Town: This week on the podcast: a murder most foul.
Seeking home call-center workers: Propublica wants your story.
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