Without a set of common international rules governing data, we will face a fragmented world, rife with uncertainty, that hurts both companies and consumers.
Content moderators committed to liberalism face a conflict between their obligations to shareholders and to their liberal ideals. They should resolve that conflict in favor of liberal ideals.
After the Supreme Court “fixed” the constitutional defect in the CFPB’s structure, the bureau shouldn’t get to just continue its previous regulatory enforcement.
Ultimately, when pursuing any reforms, policymakers must remember that artificial shortages develop wherever there are barriers to entry by new providers.