News Clips

Columbia Journalism Review cited the Center for Data Innovation in an article on journalism, false information, and AI.

Bloomberg Government quoted Daniel Castro on President Trump's education cuts and their effect on AI education.

TechTarget quoted Rob Atkinson on why President Trump should focus on the growing number of foreign rules targeting major U.S. tech companies in upcoming trade negotiations, specifically citing EU laws such as the DMA and DSA.

ZeroHedge mentioned a previous warning from Rob Atkinson that China is unwilling to bargain on or even acknowledge the core issues the United States wants resolved, in a story on the upcoming trade negotiations in London.

Broadband Breakfast quoted Joe Kane in a story on how the rewrite of the BEAD program has already prompted talk of lawsuits and political blowback.

Government Technology mentioned Joe Kane's statement on NTIA’s new rules and guidance for the BEAD program in an article covering initial reactions to the reforms.

The Dispatch quoted Joe Kane in coverage of tech-neutral broadband, specifically on the impact Elon Musk has had on the adoption of LEO technology.

Vox quoted Ash Johnson on the safety of Amazon’s palm scanning at doctor’s visits: “It’s a lot harder to steal somebody’s fingerprint or face print or palm print than it is to steal their cards out of their wallet or their pocket.”

CNN quoted Stephen Ezell in coverage of how U.S. firms could move supply chains to the Dominican Republic to take advantage of its “free zone” in response to trade uncertainty under the Trump administration: “Essentially, the DR’s free zones operate a ‘turnkey’ suite of services that ease and streamline doing business in the country.”

Communications Daily quoted Joe Kane in coverage of the expected departure of FCC Commissioner Nathan Simington.