The Republican Study Committee published a policy brief on Friday that advocated a progressive alternative to current copyright law, including tax disincentives for copyright renewal. According to our rough estimates, if this tax Continue reading
Two major news stories have developed post-election in the United States. The first is the escalating conflict in Gaza. The second is the announcement that Hostess is going out of Continue reading
“I’ve got a bad feeling about this…” Today it was announced that Disney is buying Lucas Arts for $4.05 billion, which transfers all Star Wars rights to Disney. The move Continue reading
With the 2012 election less than two weeks away, candidates and pundits are using whatever they have to discredit the other side. More than anything, the GOP has faced consistent Continue reading
Yet there are still not enough taxies in San Francisco. Amidst government threat letters and millions in venture funding, we estimate that ride-sharing startups such as Sidecar and Lyft now Continue reading
Did someone say free wifi spots? San Francisco tech companies voiced their support for Prop E last week through a video exalting the benefits of new public tech initiatives in Continue reading
In short, no. But before you write me off as an inhuman luddite, hear me out. First of all, the Internet is valuable and its proliferation should be encouraged. It has Continue reading
