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Very thoughtful: A NEPA Update from the White House aei.org/technology-and…

nysun.com/article/the-ju… My thoughts re DOJ on Google search. Sorry about paywall. Main point: Conviction was for contracts > 1 year with Apple, etc. for default search. Punishment? DOJ wants to break up Google. Business leaders should be concerned.

New from @DrJ_Policy in the The New York Sun The Department of Justice’s antitrust push against Google marks a troubling shift: punishing success rather than protecting consumers. Every boardroom in America should be alarmed. aei.org/op-eds/the-jus…

washingtontimes.com/news/2025/apr/… My thoughts on the importance of reliable deregulation.

This The New York Sun op-ed by Mark Jamison succinctly describes the anti-innovation and anti-consumer nature of @DOJ's continued antitrust suit against Google.

Headline-grabbing tariffs vs. market-driven prosperity. For sustainable growth, regulatory predictability trumps policy spectacle. Rule of law—not disruption—builds economies. Mark Jamison for Washington Times Opinion aei.org/op-eds/deregul…

The DOJ’s remedy for Google doesn’t foster competition—it punishes innovation. Mark Jamison argues that redistributing Google’s success rewards copycats over creators, stifling the breakthroughs true competition requires. Read the full article here: aei.org/technology-and…

aei.org/technology-and… My further thoughts on on the DOJ's proposals in the antitrust case on Google search.

The FTC's case against Meta flattens Instagram’s rich innovation journey into a single 2012 acquisition. This reductive view distorts how tech evolves—and exposes deeper flaws in U.S. antitrust logic. Read the full article from Mark Jamison: aei.org/technology-and…

aei.org/technology-and… My thoughts on how Instagram's history undermines the FTC's antitrust case against Meta.

aei.org/technology-and… Jim provides interesting stuff for people worried about needing RealID to fly in the US.

Sage advice on how to speed BEAD: Should NEPA Apply to BEAD’s Broadband Grants? aei.org/technology-and…

aei.org/technology-and… Additional thoughts on the FTC's case against Meta.

aei.org/technology-and… Research is showing how AI is benefitting workers.

realclearmarkets.com/articles/2025/… My thoughts on how the DOJ and FTC are choking innovation.

aei.org/uncategorized/… My thoughts on US DOJ's and FTC's desires to reshape industries.

"America’s antitrust enforcers say they want to protect innovation. But their current cases against Big Tech are only punishing it." Read the full article by Mark Jamison in RealClearMarkets here: aei.org/op-eds/innovat…

"As policymakers debate how to shape the future of work, they should let data—not assumptions—lead the conversation. Freelancers deserve regulation that protects their freedom, not one-size-fits-all rules built for a different era." From Mark Jamison: aei.org/technology-and…

aei.org/technology-and… My summary of research on how workers fare in the gig economy.

aei.org/technology-and… My thoughts on proposed legislation that would regulate iPhones and Android phones.