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Targeting journalists is a common practice during conflict and political turmoil, with the aim of blocking the flow of information and controlling the narrative. But in Shireen Abu Akleh’s case, th…

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The irresponsible messaging from the White House makes people less likely to think about sensible precautions they could take to minimize their risk.

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A newsletter on economics, geopolitics and history from Adam Tooze. More substantial than the twitter feed. More freewheeling than what you might read from me in FT, Foreign Policy, New Statesman. Click to read Chartbook, a Substack publication with hundreds of thousands of subscribers.

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Andrew Jay Schwartzman is recognized by many as the “dean” of public interest communications attorneys. From 1978 through 2012, he headed the Media Access Project (MAP). MAP was a non-profit, public interest telecommunications law firm which represented the public and promoted First Amendment rights. From 2014 through June 2019, Schwartzman served as the Benton Senior Counselor and Lecturer in Law at Georgetown University Law Center’s Communications and Technology Law Clinic, which is part of the Institute for Public Representation. There, he supervised Georgetown’s students in litigating communications issues before the Federal Communications Commission, Federal Trade Commission, and the courts. Schwartzman will continue to be a leader and mentor on a number of issues including reforming and modernizing the FCC's Lifeline program, protecting Network Neutrality and online privacy, and preserving media consolidation rules. In addition to his work at the Benton Institute, he will continue as a Lecturer in the Johns Hopkins University School of Arts and Sciences Department of Advanced Academic Programs. Andy's Articles: The Supreme Court Lifts a Cloud that Hung over USF Benton's Thoughts on the Future of the Universal Service Fund How NTIA Can Use Historic Investments to Ensure Universal Broadband Remembering Henry Geller State of Broadband 2020 What to Expect When You're Expecting a Net Neutrality Decision Our Day in Court Opening Day at the Court of Appeals Net Neutrality in the Courts: Two Cases, Two Courts; The One You Have Been Following, And The One You May Have Forgotten About What To Expect When You're Expecting an Antitrust Trial Can You Help Out The President By Challenging NBC’s License? The Supreme Court Establishes A First Amendment Framework For Social Media Beware: The UHF Discount Is Rising From The Dead Why Radical Deregulation Is Happening So Fast At The FCC Broadband Over Power Lines -- We Really Mean It This Time Stingray 101: How Law Enforcement Ag

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In the fifth post of an ongoing monthly series exploring podcasting practice and the medical humanities, Élaina Gauthier-Mamaril reflects on the playful epistemic practices of disability knowledge-…

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