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  • Digital Platform Regulation, Part III: Cost of Exclusion as a Proxy for Dominance in Digital Platform Regulation
    8 August, 2018

    Digital Platform Regulation, Part III: Cost of Exclusion as a Proxy for Dominance in Digital Platform Regulation

    Part 3 of Harold Feld’s survey of digital platforms argues that digital platforms as utilities require just as much oversight for true access.

    by

    Harold Feld

    Culture
  • Digital Platform Regulation, Part II: Defining “Digital Platform”
    7 August, 2018

    Digital Platform Regulation, Part II: Defining “Digital Platform”

    Part 2 of Harold Feld’s essay of digital platforms and the need to regulate them for the public good discusses just what IS a digital platform. Spanish translation included.

    by

    Harold Feld

    Culture
  • Digital Platform Regulation, Part I: Why Platform Regulation Is Both Necessary and Hard
    6 August, 2018

    Digital Platform Regulation, Part I: Why Platform Regulation Is Both Necessary and Hard

    The first of four entries in Harold Feld’s essay of digital platforms and the why and how of regulating them for the public good.

    by

    Harold Feld

    Culture
  • Sunday Comics
    5 August, 2018

    Sunday Comics

    ‘Sposed to get up for work and ride on through, but last week he paid me with a IOU. I get to work at 9, if he don’t pay me by 5, I’mma burn the place down by 5:02. Cause when we give ’em all…

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • How a New Board Game Exposes Authoritarianism’s Folly
    4 August, 2018

    How a New Board Game Exposes Authoritarianism’s Folly

    Across the world, pocket tyrants are on the rise again. Sharan Srinivas explores one way of fighting back: board games.

    by

    Sharan Srinivas

    Culture
  • A Book Review of Andrew Solomon’s The Noonday Demon, Part 1
    3 August, 2018

    A Book Review of Andrew Solomon’s The Noonday Demon, Part 1

    Megan Wildhood takes on Andrew Solomon’s book on the noonday demon of depression.

    by

    Megan Wildhood

    Literature
  • Violent Crime is Like Infectious Disease — And We Know How to Stop it Spreading
    1 August, 2018

    Violent Crime is Like Infectious Disease — And We Know How to Stop it Spreading

    From Chicago to Glasgow, treating violence as a public health problem has produced great results. Samira Shackle reports.

    by

    Samira Shackle

    Culture
  • Somali Songs Reveal Why Musical Crate Digging is a Form of Cultural Archaeology
    31 July, 2018

    Somali Songs Reveal Why Musical Crate Digging is a Form of Cultural Archaeology

    Crate digging is not just a search for cool tunes: it’s a pathway through cultural history. Michael Shakib Bhatch writes.

    by

    Michael Shakib Bhatch

    Culture
  • Flipping the Switch on a Revitalized CC Network
    30 July, 2018

    Flipping the Switch on a Revitalized CC Network

    Creative Commons’ CEO on revitalizing the Creative Commons network around the globe.

    by

    Ryan Merkley

    Culture
  • Sunday Comics
    28 July, 2018

    Sunday Comics

    It’s all good news now, because we left the taps running for a hundred years. So drink into the drink, plastic cup drink. Read Sunday Comics with the people, the plastic eating people still connected to the moment it began.

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
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