The latest Colbert controversy highlights dated broadcast regulations
This analysis uses the CBS decision not to air a Colbert-interview with Texas state Rep.James Talarico on broadcast TV as a lens to examine a clash between aging broadcast rules and tod... See more
At a time when the Federal Communications Commission faces genuinely difficult questions about broadband expansion, spectrum allocation, and the future of communications infrastructure, Washington instead found itself consumed by a late-night comedy segme... See more
Left-wing late night and the law: The latest Colbert controversy highlights dated broadcast regulations
At a time when the Federal Communications Commission faces genuinely difficult questions about broadband expansion, spectrum allocation, and the future... See more
When it comes to “nationalizing” elections, both parties are constitutional purists until they are not. Federalism is treated as sacred, right up until it becomes an obstacle to winning elections. Then the Constitution’s Elections Clause is rediscovered, ... See more
Read a comparison between Presidents Donald Trump and Richard Nixon, and more often than not, it begins and ends with scandal, abuse of power, and corruption.
The term “Watergate” is synonymous with all of that, and people often use it to draw a direct li... See more
