Chan/Zuckerberg Is Not A Foundation and That’s a Good Thing
The newly announced Chan/Zuckerberg will be structured as an LLC, meaning they will pay taxes, unlike a foundation.
Minimum Viable Products are Dubious in Critical Infrastructure
Minimum Viable Products in the critical infrastructure community are increasingly just mislabeled BETA tests; that needs to be communicated
The Islamic State vs Al Qaeda
The rise of the Islamic State and its competition with al-Qaeda has fundamentally reshaped the global jihadist movement.
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New America
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The Open Technology Institute Defends Net Neutrality in Federal Court
Today, a three-judge panel of the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments in a lawsuit that seeks to overturn the FCC’s historic
Afrofuturism
Will the alternative futures and realities that Afrofuturism describes reshape the concept of black identity?
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Civic Hall
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Cyber Insurance, Safe Harbor 2.0, and the Human Capital Crisis
Angela McKay joins The Cybersecurity Podcast to talk about the importance of developing international norms for cyberspace.
New Column: Improving Our Immigration and Education Debates
Dual language learners should be a big part of our immigration AND education debates. But we rarely take them seriously in either. Why?
Nothing But Net
Net neutrality arguments begin tomorrow. OTI tells you what’s at stake today.
Russia’s Talking Turkey
Sarabrynn Hudgins writes on why Russia and Turkey won’t bring us into World War III—and why we should nevertheless hope they start playing n