Research and Commentary

Baked in and Wired: eDiplomacy @ State

October 25, 2012, Fergus Hanson

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Pandora's Box: New Legislation Might Finally Fix the Messy Internet Radio Royalty System

September 24, 2012, John Villasenor

Can a Company Trademark the Colors On Its Website?

September 15, 2012, John Villasenor

The Technical Basis for Spectrum Rights: Policies to Enhance Market Efficiency

October 2012, Robert Matheson and Adele Morris

Why Is Ecuador Protecting WikiLeaks' Julian Assange?

August 28, 2012, Andrés Rozental

Digital Music Broadcast Royalties: The Case for a Level Playing Field

August 7, 2012, John Villasenor

Why Artists Should Always Get Paid By Broadcasters Who Play Their Songs

July 2, 2012, John Villasenor

The Effectiveness of Money Laundering Investigations in Fighting Transnational Crime in the U.S. and Hong Kong

March 2012, Nelson Yiu-mo Cheng

Facebook, iPhones: How Evolving Mobile Technology Shapes Campaigns

February 14, 2012, Darrell M. West

Health Information Exchanges and Megachange

February 8, 2012, Allan A. Friedman and Darrell M. West

In the Mobile Ecosystem, Privacy is an Endangered Right

January 25, 2012, John Villasenor

Technological Innovations Help Dictators See All

January 22, 2012, John Villasenor

Recording Everything: Digital Storage as an Enabler of Authoritarian Governments

December 14, 2011, John Villasenor

Government-wide Information Sharing for Democratic Accountability

December 2011, J.H. Snider

Ten Facts about Mobile Broadband

December 8, 2011, Darrell M. West

Interpreting the Constitution in the Digital Era

November 30, 2011, Jeffrey Rosen

Cybersecurity in the Balance: Weighing the Risks of the PROTECT IP Act and the Stop Online Piracy Act

November 15, 2011, Allan A. Friedman

Supreme Court Considers GPS Cases and the Future of Privacy

November 8, 2011, John Villasenor

How Universities Can Protect Their Next Bright Idea Under the America Invents Act

November 6, 2011, John Villasenor

Using Technology to Personalize Learning and Assess Students in Real-Time

October 6, 2011, Darrell M. West

The Dictators’ Digital Dilemma: When Do States Disconnect Their Digital Networks?

October 2011, Sheetal D. Agarwal, Philip N. Howard and Muzammil M. Hussain

Online Teaching's Disconnect

September 28, 2011, John Villasenor

Securing an Infrastructure Too Complex to Understand

September 23, 2011, John Villasenor

Transnational Organized Crime and Mass-Marketing Fraud: A Call for a Swift and Collaborated Response

August 31, 2011, Nelson Yiu-mo Cheng

Shadowy Figures: Tracking Illicit Financial Transactions

August 29, 2011, Christopher Bronk, Cody Monk and John Villasenor