Baum, director of the Business and Entertainment Program at American University, has spent years teaching students how to defend the human imagination from digital encroachment. But as ...

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Linda Bloss-Baum is a Washington, D.C.–based expert on the intersection of public policy, technology and creative rights, with decades of experience advocating for content creators in a shifting ...

In the most energizing and emotionally wrecking drama this season a group of high school students is studying “The Crucible” and processing the #MeToo movement.

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For years, government flirtation with blockchain has followed the same pattern: lofty white papers, pilot programs and swift ...

In recent days, Wall Street CEOs have offered various predictions about how the Trump administration’s tariff policy could impact their business abroad. Some have cautioned unavoidable fallout, while ...

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