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FCC Issues Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to Ensure an Open Internet, Endangers Mid-Size E-Commerce Retailers

Emily Harrison, MJLST Staff The United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit twice struck down key provisions of the Federal Communication Commission's (FCC)...

Self-Driving Vehicles Are Coming

Spencer Peck, RA State and Local Policy Program, MJLST Guest Blogger Self-driving vehicles are coming, possibly within the decade. But what exactly do drivers, laws...

Is the US Ready for the Next Cyber Terror Attack?

Ian Blodger, MJLST Staff Member The US's military intervention against ISIL carries with it a high risk of cyber-terror attacks. The FBI reported that ISIL...

The Benefits of Juries

Steven Groschen, MJLST Staff Member Nearly 180 years ago Alexis de Tocqueville postulated that jury duty was beneficial to those who participated. In an often...

Infinite? in the Political Realm, the Internet May Not Be Big Enough for Everyone

Will Orlady, MJLST Staff Member The Internet is infinite. At least, that's what I thought. But Ashley Parker, a New York Times reporter doesn't agree...

America’s First Flu Season Under the ACA

Allison Kvien, MJLST Staff Member Have you seen the "flu shots today" signs outside your local grocery stores yet? Looked at any maps tracking where...

A Review of Replay Technology in Major League Baseball

Comi Sharif, Managing Editor This week marks the end of the 2014 Major League Baseball regular season, and with it, the completion of the first...

Apple’s Bark Is Worse Than Its Bite

Jessica Ford, MJLST Staff Apple's iPhone tends to garner a great deal of excitement from its aficionados for its streamlined aspects and much resentment from...

Cable TV Providers and the FCC’s Policy-Induced Competition Amidst Changing Consumer Preferences

Daniel Schueppert, MJLST Executive Editor More and more Americans are getting rid of their cable TV and opting to consume their media of choice through...