Bill Maher is a scab, in addition to being overrated and unfunny

By Laura Clawson

Generative AI is a minefield for copyright law

By Robert Mahari, Jessica Fjeld, and Ziv Epstein

CNN needs more than a new CEO, it needs a new model of journalism

By Julie Hollar

Elon Musk had no idea what to do with Twitter before buying it, and he still does not

By Matthew Sheffield

Newspapers’ lawsuit against Facebook and Google shows courts may be best for reining in tech abuses

By Cory Doctorow

An online ad marketplace stripped of surveillance can thrive, but it will not happen without government intervention

Term limits for newspaper columnists would go a long way

By Parker Molloy

American politics has changed a lot in the past 20 years, unfortunately, the New York Times columnists have not

Alex Jones keeps losing defamation lawsuits, but the underlying issues behind them remain unresolved

By Enrique Armijo

The question of whether private figures who become temporarily famous should face stricter defamation claim standards has yet to be resolved in court

A year after Trump lost the election, have the mainstream media learned anything?

By Parker Molloy

One year after Trump inspired a violent attack on the U.S. Capitol, elite reporters are still treating him as a conventional politician

Twitter study finds social platform favors right-leaning content over left-leaning content

By Brett Wilkins

Contrary to the GOP victim narrative, Twitter’s own research shows that right-wing content gets amplified more on its platform

Revelation that AT&T helped found OAN shows how business wants to monetize extremism

By Ari Paul