You’ve probably read news reports of two current developments that are directly threatening the continued viability of Uber’s ride-sharing service […]

Glenn Manishin · July 10, 2015

This column comes from Australia, which I’m visiting for the first time. Let’s do the obvious Aussie tech clichés first: […]

Frances Robinson · July 8, 2015

“Jobs and growth” has been the mantra of politicians across Europe since the start of the crisis. If, every time […]

Frances Robinson · June 25, 2015

David Balto and Matthew Lane, antitrust attorneys, have authored a guest paper for DisCo on innovation in the music delivery sector.  David […]

David Balto & Matthew Lane · April 15, 2015

The need for innovation and start-up cultures is a given in the tech world: tech companies that don’t innovate don’t […]

Ryan Heath · February 20, 2015

Silent rage is the best way to describe my experience at London’s Gatwick Airport in December 2014, as I battled […]

Ryan Heath · February 5, 2015

Drones are leaving the U.S. for greener pastures, according to several media outlets (e.g., WSJ and Bloomberg).  In response to […]

Daniel O'Connor · October 15, 2014

Earlier this month, at the Black Hat 2014 conference, Yahoo announced that it would implement end-to-end encryption in its Mail […]

Bijan Madhani · August 19, 2014

There’s been much press coverage of the travails of the AmLaw 100 — America’s largest law firms. Clients are aggressively pushing […]

Glenn Manishin · July 17, 2014

There’s a famous old political adage — “where you stand is where sit” (also known as Miles’ Law) — meaning basically that […]

Glenn Manishin · June 6, 2014