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What people can and can’t say online — and the role of Big Tech in making those calls — has emerged as a critical fault line in American politics.

Internet activists have argued strongly against any Section 230 repeal, whether it comes from the Supreme Court or Congress.

Each week doing my best to contribute to "Information Fatigue Syndrome"

The invention of the Gif transformed creative practices overnight, and gave birth to a whole new medium of expression. We dissect this history (or giftory?) speaking to experts and artists about the continued evolution of the funnest file type.

I was PC Magazine's editor-in-chief for 14 years, leading the publication through its heyday as the most influential computer magazine in print. And boy, was it a blast.

The greatest gift an entrepreneur gives themselves is the continuous opportunity to learn.

Lots of people are still trying to mentally process the bizarrely confused 5th Circuit ruling that has reinstated Texas' social media content moderation law. I wrote an initial analysis of the ruling here, and then a further analysis of just some of the most egregious problems with it over at The Daily Beast. This week…

Macro Perspective on the Capital Markets, Economy, Geopolitics, Technology, and Digital Media

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