The Supreme Court (SCOTUS) began its new term earlier this week by agreeing to take up a case on content policing that directly impacts Section 230 and the protections that it has thus far afforded to social media companies. A “new and improved” Section 230 should define communications decency and standards for the foreseeable future and include internet technologies that incorporate Web 3.0, blockchain, metaverse, et al.
It’s political science, not rocket science—so success is not guaranteed! The late Steve Jobs’ take on the law of unintended consequences comes to mind with Elon Musk’s pending takeover of Twitter: “There […]
Follow the money instead with the new TMM—Total Monetizable Market The concept of Total Addressable Market, or TAM as it is popularly called, has taken the business world by storm in recent […]
On February 28, 2019 the first six OneWeb Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites were successfully launched aboard an Arianespace Soyuz rocket. With this launch the implementation of CEO Greg Wyler’s vision to provide […]
CNBC set the media and entertainment industries abuzz on November 6, 2017 in a report, “21st Century Fox has been holding talks to sell most of the company to Disney,” that warned: […]
Facebook, social media’s biggest platform, is facing a crisis of confidence right now. This crisis reached a notable milestone last week, when Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s CEO, finally admitted in a September 27, […]
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