Chris RileyImpact metrics and the metaphysics of MetaGoodbye Facebook, hello Meta! The tech titan foremost in recent vitriolic media coverage is shifting its focus away from yesterday’s Big…Nov 9, 2021Nov 9, 2021
Chris RileyThe Great War blog seriesI’ve been on a great writing kick over at R Street, most recently finishing up a 6-part blog series on what I call, with intentional…Mar 20, 2021Mar 20, 2021
Chris RileyThe tortoise and the hareWednesday, January 6th, 2021 (or December 37th, 2020 if you prefer) will go down in history. Not that I think anyone reading this needs a…Jan 9, 2021Jan 9, 2021
Chris Riley(External) Interoperability is key to tech competitionThis week I published a piece in The American Conservative, “Interoperability is Key to Tech Competition.” You can read the whole article…Oct 21, 2020Oct 21, 2020
Chris RileyThe need for a robust critical community in content policyOver this series of policy posts, I’m exploring the evolution of internet regulation from my perspective as an advocate for constructive…Sep 25, 2020Sep 25, 2020
Chris RileySection 230 and InteroperabilityPerhaps the most de rigeur issue in tech policy in 2020 is antitrust. The European Union made market power a significant component of its…Sep 10, 2020Sep 10, 2020
Chris RileyIt’s Time To Regulate The Internet… But Thoughtfully[Note: This piece was originally published on TechDirt.]Sep 3, 20201Sep 3, 20201
Chris RileyWeighting content suggestions, responsiblyOne of the most vexing issues in my portfolio of policy work is how to handle harmful and unlawful user content on the internet — and in…Jul 26, 2019Jul 26, 2019
Chris RileyAntitrust and its DiscontentsMy previous posts have focused specifically on interoperability — what that means in the digital platform ecosystem, and why it’s relevant…Jul 24, 2018Jul 24, 2018