Month: January 2023

Treasury’s guidance on EV subsidies ignores the Senator’s policy limits.

I missed on Roe v. Wade but correctly called the NBA and the House majority.

Russia and China want to replace the West. Benedict wanted to save it.

Turns out it’s actually better to ask for permission than for forgiveness, at least when it comes to privacy compliance in Europe. Apple and Meta are living proof.

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In its latest series of reversed policies, Twitter plans to lift its longstanding ban on political ads “in the coming weeks” and let marketers serve cause-based advertising or ads that educate people or take action on social and economic topics. While some political ad buyers welcome the move, Twitter has work to do to encourage…

The Fourth Circuit holds our school is a ‘state actor,’ even though the law makes its independence clear.

But ‘The Washington Examiner’ Posted a 19% Increase

The German auto brand is also reviewing assignments for social media and CRM, a company spokesman confirmed today.