What can you tell about a city from the numbers? I’m about to spend two weeks engaging in one of my favorite passtimes – driving… Read More »By the numbers: what statistics can and can’t tell you about “undervalued” cities
The road trip is a cultural rite of passage in the US, and there’s countless ways to organize your path across the country. You can… Read More »Road trip! Driving by data set
I’m getting good practice this week talking about something complicated: the lawsuit the Knight First Amendment Institute and I filed against Meta a week ago… Read More »A brief update on Zuckerman vs. Meta
On Wednesday morning, the amazing and brilliant lawyers at the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University (K1A) – primarily Ramya Krishnan and Alex Abdo… Read More »Zuckerman vs. Meta Platforms
I’m at an event today at UMass Amherst put together by colleagues to launch the new initiative, GloTech, which focuses on perspectives on technology and… Read More »Twitter’s New Business Model: Russian Disinfo
I’m in Paris this week – spring break for UMass – visiting my second-favorite university, SciencesPo. I’ve taken on a new responsibility with SciencesPo, with… Read More »Pablo Boczkowski on the crisis in the “mental health capital of the world”