Today I’m one year older, 70 pounds lighter, got healthy and smart kids, hot wife: locked in. Allons-y pour une autre année !

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Mon retour dans la presse québécoise... sur les plafonds à la revente de billets. Ce qu'ils appellent « protection du consommateur » : moins de concurrence, plus de risques, billets plus chers. Mauvaise politique publique ! lisez-le : @lesaffaires.bsky.social www.lesaffaires.com/opinions/le-...

Le projet de loi qui vous coûtera plus cher qu’il ne vous protège

LES IDÉES DES AFFAIRES. Le gouvernement devrait envisager d’abroger ce régime en totalité.

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Gave my thoughts to POLITICO on the Supreme Court ruling in Cox v. Sony, and what it means for secondary liability, piracy, and lawsuit fever against Internet firms. It’s a good ruling that consumers should applaud. www.politico.com/newsletters/...

Politicians talk about child safety online, but their proposed laws would force mandatory scanning of IDs and faces, leaving kids more vulnerable. Parents already have the tools and tech to keep their kids safe, and they should be empowered to use them

Celebrate the launch of Artemis II and our return to the moon by reading my colleague James Czerniawski's case for space optimism consumerchoicecenter.org/manifesting-...

The Sky is Not the Limit

The Artemis II mission is an amazing moment in history, happening during our country’s 250th anniversary

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The idea of “banning” social media to protect kids from harm is politically potent in the Anglosphere and Europe, but it's already failing where it's tried. After 100 days of the Australian ban, we're seeing just how flawed these policies are: consumerchoicecenter.org/banned-delay...

Banned, Delayed, or Just Broken? Australia’s Youth Social Media Mess Turns 100 Days Old

When Prime Minister Anthony Albanese signed the Online Safety Amendment Act last November, he called it a ban, a word with sharp political edges, conjuring images of protective barriers between…

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