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The Human Screenome Project – In the Screenomics Lab at Stanford University - 5 février 2020
In the Screenomics Lab at Stanford University Media are critically important in areas of wellbeing, democracy, poverty, violence, education, climate action and more. But in spite of big data promises, no one really knows what people actually see and do on their screens in an increasingly complex digital world. (...)

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The Gender Earnings Gap in the Gig Economy : Evidence from over a Million Rideshare Drivers - 7 février 2018
The growth of the "gig" economy generates worker flexibility that, some have speculated, will favor women. We explore one facet of the gig economy by examining labor supply choices and earnings among more than a million rideshare drivers on Uber in the U.S. Perhaps most surprisingly, we find that there is a (...)

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The FCC’s Open Internet Proposal "“ Lessons from Silicon Valley Edit - 17 décembre 2010
Since I posted the letter by Zediva, an online video company, that describes what the current Open Internet proposal would mean for them and how the proposal should be improved to protect them and other innovators, many have asked me about the broader lessons from Zediva’s story. Others have asked for a bit more (...)

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Start-Up Video Company Asks FCC to Improve Open Internet Proposal - 17 décembre 2010
On December 1, the chairman of the FCC proposed a set of rules designed to protect the open Internet. He would like the commission to adopt this proposal at its open meeting on December 21. Since then, many have posted their evaluations of the proposal. Some unequivocally support the proposal. Some acknowledge (...)