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Antitrust and Corruption: Overruling Noerr
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Katy Glenn Bass
Good day for a new paper alert! @superwuster has an essay for @knightcolumbia’s Tech Giants, Monopoly Power, and Public Discourse series, titled “Antitrust and Corruption: Overruling Noerr.”
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Measuring and Protecting Media Plurality in the Digital Age: A Political Economy Approach
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Katy Glenn Bass
New essay out today from @knightcolumbia Tech Giants & Monopoly Power symposium: @andreapratnyc
proposes a new "attention share" measure for media plurality in a given market.
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Collaboration and Competition in Information and News During Antitrust’s Formative Era
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Katy Glenn Bass
As discussion about antitrust action against the tech companies heats up again, @knightcolumbia has a new paper out today from our Tech Giants symposium, by @DanielDancrane of @UMichLaw
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The Perilous Public Square: An Essay Collection
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Katy Glenn Bass
The Perilous Public Square is out this month from @ColumbiaUP. This essay collection, edited by @knightcolumbia Visiting Scholar David Pozen, was initially launched as our Emerging Threats series - now available as a book with a new introduction by Pozen.
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Social Media Regulation in the Public Interest: Some Lessons from History
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Katy Glenn Bass
Out today: Latest paper from @knightcolumbia’s Tech Giants symposium, by @JohnSamplesCato and @PMatzko.
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Amy Kapczynski
Amy Kapczynski from Boston Review.
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Katy Glenn Bass
They’ve written several pieces for @BostonReview on responses to the pandemic and how to build a better health system going forward
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Leading Legal Scholars and Technologists to Contribute to “Data and Democracy” Symposium
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Katy Glenn Bass
Today we’re announcing the contributors to @knightcolumbia’s October symposium, Data & Democracy. Convening Oct. 15-16, we will focus on how large-scale data collection impacts our system of self-government.
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The Limits of Antimonopoly Law as a Solution to the Problems of the Platform Public Sphere
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Katy Glenn Bass
Just published the latest in @knightcolumbia’s essay series on the tech giants and monopoly power: Genevieve Lakier of @UChicagoLaw on “The Limits of Antimonopoly Law as a Solution to the Problems of the Platform Public Sphere.”
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Announcing the Knight Institute’s Occasional Papers Series
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Katy Glenn Bass
Today @knightcolumbia launches a new “Occasional Papers” series, featuring essays from experts from a wide range of fields, addressing urgent questions at the intersection of speech, privacy, and technology.
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[The] Breakup Speech: Can Antitrust Fix the Relationship Between Platforms and Free Speech Values?
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Katy Glenn Bass
Need a break from the news? @knightcolumbia has a new paper for you: @neil_chilson and @CaseyMattox_ with [The] Breakup Speech: Can Antitrust Fix The Relationship Between Platforms and Free Speech Values?
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Digital Information Fidelity and Friction
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Katy Glenn Bass
New @knightcolumbia symposium paper today: @ellgood’s “Digital Information Fidelity and Friction.” Goodman’s focus is how to support “high-fidelity information,” defined as that signal (real news) to noise ratio necessary for self-govt. 1/3
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The Rise of Content Cartels
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Katy Glenn Bass
New @knightcolumbia paper today by @evelyndouek: The Rise of Content Cartels. She examines several cross-platform collaborative efforts to identify and remove content: child sexual abuse material (CSAM), and more troublingly, “terrorist content.” (1/3)
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From Private Bads to Public Goods: Adapting Public Utility Regulation for Informational Infrastructure
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Katy Glenn Bass
Just published: @ZephyrTeachout and @ksabeelrahman argue for banning targeted ads on information platforms, in @knightcolumbia’s latest symposium essay.
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The National Security Case for Breaking Up Big Tech
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Katy Glenn Bass
New paper alert! @GaneshSitaraman with "The National Security Case for Breaking Up Big Tech," the second in our @knightcolumbia symposium essay series
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The Case for Digital Public Infrastructure
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Katy Glenn Bass
Here we go! First essay in our series on the tech giants, monopoly power, and public discourse is now live: @EthanZ with “The Case for Digital Public Infrastructure.” It’s fascinating
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Knight Institute to Convene Data and Democracy Symposium
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Katy Glenn Bass
Excited to announce this: The Knight Institute’s next symposium, co-sponsored by @LPEblog, will focus on “Data & Democracy.” Our visiting scholar @akapczynski is overseeing this, and we’ll be announcing participants in the next few weeks – stay tuned.
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