Involving Actual Journalism and everything, here.

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I have an op-ed in the Los Angeles Times today in which I consider the pre-FISA history of executive branch wiretapping.

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I always used to consider it a rule of thumb that once any person, band, trend, or other phenomenon was written up in the New York Times Style section, it was over—or at least seriously moribund. I’m hoping that’s only approximately true, since roomie Dave Weigel and I make a cameo in this NYT profile […]

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I’ve got what I think is the first interview with Lawrence Lessig about his potential Congressional campaign at Ars Technica. Update: Whoops, not quite: Sam Gustin at Portfolio beat me to the punch by a few hours.

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I take a look at the movement to draft the academic rock-star at Ars Technica, including the first statement I’ve seen in any of these stories from Lessig himself, who is at least giving the prospect serious consideration.

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Over at Democracy in America.

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I can’t appear to say the word “districts,” but you can still check out my blabbering about Super Tuesday over at a panel on Reason.TV with The Atlantic‘sMegan McArdle and John Tabin from The American Spectator.

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I’ve got the writeup at Ars Technica.

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Remember how I wrote a while back that, upon unwrapping my iPhone, I fantasized about a scenario where bars or parties would create playlists on the fly by wirelessly polling the playlists of the people in each room and streaming the songs everyone was likely to enjoy? Well, UCLA computer scientist Kevin Eustice has already […]

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Over here.

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