Super Bowl Ads Enter a New Era With a Crowded Playing Field Ahead
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Beyond the Politics and Protests, Super Bowl LX Security Gears Up
Corri Zoli, senior research associate in the Maxwell School, says Super Bowl security is a large public-safety effort that requires close coordination between federal and local agencies.
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Last Call for the Landline. The Wired Communication World Will Soon Be No More
Robert Thompson, Trustee Professor in the Newhouse School, reflects on the history of the telephone in popular culture and how it served as a narrative device creating dramatic tension in storytelling.
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Why AI’s Legal Wins Create Leverage for Journalists
Nina Brown, associate professor in the Newhouse School, says that courts say AI can learn from news under fair use, giving journalists leverage to demand payment for fresh content.
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Netflix Merger Raises Theatrical Release Antitrust Fears
Shubha Ghosh, Crandall Melvin Professor of Law in the College of Law, compares the Netflix-Warner Bros. deal to the Department of Justice's failed AT&T-Time Warner challenge and expects similar dynamics with possible divestitures.
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Trump Threatened to Invoke the Insurrection Act (Again). What Is It?
William Banks, professor emeritus in the College of Law and Maxwell School, explains the history and legal uses of the Insurrection Act.
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Beyond the Game: Esports Opens College Doors for CNY Students
The University's esports program is inspiring central New York high school students to pursue competitive gaming as a viable pathway to college scholarships and careers.