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- jonathan cohn (The New Republic)
Words: insurance, health, care, reform, coverage
Topics: Barack Obama, U.S. Senate, U.S. Democratic Party, United States, White House
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Articles Written by: FRANK PASQUALE
The sports network Versus, owned by Comcast, has been off of DirecTV’s satellite service for three months in a fee battle. More prominently, the Food Network and HGTV disappeared from Cablevision’s lineups in New York and New Jersey on Friday after ...
If there is one aspect of contemporary health care regulation that conservatives have decried, it's certificate of need (CON) laws. These laws require licensure of new health facilities (and sometimes expansions of facilities) in thirty-seven states. ...
From FRANK PASQUALE,
Balkinization,
2 Jan 2010
If there is one aspect of contemporary health care regulation that conservatives have decried, it’s “certificate of need laws.” These laws require licensure of new health facilities (and sometimes expansions of facilities) in thirty-seven states. ...
A series of interesting journalistic takes on financial regulation have suggested that, after the hyperpartisan brawl over health care reform, financial reform may be a more bipartisan affair. For example, according to Alison Vekshin and Dawn Kopecki, ...
Why is it that here in the United States we have such difficulty even imagining a different sort of society from the one whose dysfunctions and inequalities trouble us so? We appear to have lost the capacity to question the present, much less offer ...
Recently Arianna Huffington and Rob Johnson proposed that individuals angered by bank bailouts move their money from “too-big-to-fail banks” to community banks. As Zephyr Teachout and Paul Volcker have noted, economic power can inexorably lead to ...
The finance sector is an intermediary — essentially a “middleman”. Like all middlemen, it should be as small as possible, while still being capable of accomplishing its mission. Otherwise it is inherently parasitical. Unfortunately, it is now vastly ...
I just wanted to draw attention to two articles describing the advance of the .
Stephen Graham's pathbreaking essay "Surveillance, Urbanization, and the US 'Revolution in Military Affairs'" (in the collection Theorizing Surveillance edited by David ...
From FRANK PASQUALE,
Balkinization,
28 Dec 2009
Adam Raff’s editorial on “search neutrality” in the NYT today has already provoked critical commentary and schadenfreude. But I found the editorial both informative and compelling. Principles of search neutrality are bound to be more complex than the ...
Adam Raff's editorial on "search neutrality" in the NYT today has already provoked critical commentary and schadenfreude. But I found the editorial both informative and compelling. Principles of search neutrality are bound to be more complex than the ...
From FRANK PASQUALE,
Balkinization,
28 Dec 2009
