Clay Calvert

Clay Calvert’s latest on social media addiction: “Public Schools and Social Media Addiction: Billions at Stake as Groundbreaking Trial Starts in June” @ProfClayCalvert aei.org/technology-and…

The outcome this June in a bellwether trial involving a public school district against leading social media companies for allegedly addicting the district’s students and forcing the district to handle the on-campus repercussions could reshape the social media landscape. @ProfClayCalvert aei.org/technology-and…

Tag teaming today with @Thomas_A_Berry of @CatoInstitute in @Reuters re: #FirstAmendment and meritless Comey indictment . . . @AEItech @AEI reuters.com/legal/litigati…

My latest for @AEItech @AEICTSE as attention shifts from the K.G.M. verdict in LA to the MDL in Oakland . . . Public Schools and Social Media Addiction: Billions at Stake as Groundbreaking Trial Starts in June   aei.org/technology-and…

Clay Calvert for the American Enterprise: aei.org/articles/a-lan… @ProfClayCalvert

Clay Calvert wrote about why the verdict in Los Angeles on social media addiction may not spell doom for Meta and Google. Catch @ProfClayCalvert latest work in The American Enterprise: aei.org/articles/a-lan…

My latest for @AEItech @AEICTSE @AEI taking stock of the K.G.M. addiction verdict and addressing what awaits . . . A Landmark Tech Ruling and What Lies Ahead theamericanenterprise.com/a-landmark-tec…

No two cases are exactly alike, despite overarching litigation themes. Read AEI’s @ProfClayCalvert's breakdown of why the recent verdict in a Los Angeles social media addiction trial may not spell doom for Meta and Google. theamericanenterprise.com/a-landmark-tec…

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The latest from @ProfClayCalvert: “Parents or States: Who Should Decide How Much Social Media Time is Too Much?” aei.org/technology-and…

As @ProfClayCalvert notes, VA Judge Giles says parents already have tools to limit smartphone access, as schools do too. If uptake is low, educate parents, don’t restrict speech. The solution is better use of tech + awareness, not regulation. Parents or States: Who Should Decide How Much Social Media Time is Too Much? @AEITech aei.org/technology-and…

My thoughts for @AEItech @AEICTSE on a recent @NetChoice #FirstAmendment victory in Virginia . . . Parents or States: Who Should Decide How Much Social Media Time is Too Much? aei.org/technology-and…

Ran into these former ⁦@UFJSchool⁩ colleagues ⁦@NABShow⁩ . . .

Great #1A panel at @NABShow with @AGomezFCC @ProfClayCalvert @CornRevere @JBFlint @marajgassmann @CaseyMattox_

Honored to speak today about #FirstAmendment issues in broadcasting at @NABShow panel moderated by @AGomezFCC . . . @AEI @AEItech nabshow.com/session/the-fi…

An important explanation from AEI’s @ProfClayCalvert on the free speech claims in Anthropic’s case against the US Department of War. aei.org/technology-and…

Wanting to catch up on the nuances of Anthropic’s First Amendment retaliation case against the US Department of War? @ProfClayCalvert sheds some light in his latest piece for @AEI: aei.org/technology-and…

Anthropic’s First Amendment retaliation claim against the Department of War and Pete Hegseth spans two lawsuits and features two federal statutes affecting national security supply-chain risk designations. The artificial intelligence company behind the Claude model scored a key preliminary injunction in late March in one lawsuit but didn’t secure emergency relief this month in the other from the supply-chain risk designation. The latest from @ProfClayCalvert: aei.org/technology-and…

My thoughts for @AEItech @AEICTSE . . . Of Free Speech Claims and Supply Chain Risks: Anthropic’s Battle with the Government aei.org/technology-and…

A federal judge on Monday dismissed President Trump’s defamation lawsuit against the publisher of The Wall Street Journal. wsj.com/business/media… via @WSJ