Shane Tews

Washington, D.C., United States

Nonresident Senior Fellow at American Enterprise Institute

#Internet Policy analyst focused on #AI #Data, #CyberSecurity, #Privacy #5G # Data #Broadband, #competition #Sec230 & a shout out to the #wine & #Spirits world

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Articles

Rethinking the Rules of Space (with Jay Schwarz)

2 weeks ago | aei.org | Shane Tews

Space-based satellite networks are transforming global connectivity, extending access to even the most remote corners of the planet. The rules that govern these networks have never been more critical. How does satellite spectrum actually function? Why is there an increasing need to revise the regulations that oversee it? And what are the key components of the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC’s) proposed reforms?
Free Speech and Tech Policy at the US Supreme Court, 2025

2 weeks ago | aei.org | With Clay Calvert |Daniel Lyons |Shane Tews |Clay Calvert

New Supreme Court decisions are reshaping the boundaries of online free expression. Recently, the Court considered a Texas law requiring age-verification mandates and compelled the use of warnings on adult websites, raising key questions about the government’s role in regulating digital platforms and the burdens that can be placed on adults to access lawful content in the interest of safeguarding minors.
Reclaimed Words and a Meta Oversight Board Decision Reveal Problems with Policing Online Hate Speech

3 weeks ago | aei.org | Clay Calvert |Daniel Lyons |Mark Jamison |Shane Tews

Post Reclaimed Words and a Meta Oversight Board Decision Reveal Problems with Policing Online Hate Speech Post Bastiat and What is Not Seen in Tech Policy Post California Finally Abandons Facets of Flawed Social-Media Mandate Post Why Trump’s FTC Firings Matter—Even If They’re Legal Post Children’s Online Safety Should Rely on Content Providers, Not Device Manufacturers Post Haste Controls Waste! A Theory of Reform Post Free Speech or Culpable Conduct? When Role-playing Chatbots Allegedly...
European Union (EU) Archives

3 weeks ago | aei.org | Ross Douthat |James Pethokoukis |Dalibor Rohac |Shane Tews

Op-Ed Is Civil War Coming to Europe?
Tag Archive: Digital privacy | American Enterprise Institute - AEI

1 month ago | aei.org | Jim Harper |Shane Tews |Will Rinehart |Orin Kerr

Op-Ed Keeping Terrorists Off Airbnb Shouldn’t Undermine Americans’ Privacy Post How Much Paperwork, How Little Privacy for the Innocent?
Tag Archive: Cyber attack

1 month ago | aei.org | Michael Beckley |Sheena Chestnut Greitens |Shane Tews |Anna Scherbina

Multimedia Preparing for the Long Game: US Strategy in a Protracted China Conflict Post The Vital Importance of Encryption for Consumers: Lessons from Recent Events Post Raising the Bar, Not Lowering Our Guard, Around Cybersecurity Op-Ed How Much Do US Businesses Lose Due to Malicious Cyber Activity? Multimedia Defending the Digital Realm (with Jason Hogg) Working Paper The Effect of Malicious Cyber Activity on the US Corporate Sector Podcast Securing Your Digital Life in an Age of Hacks...
Explain to Shane highlights Archives

1 month ago | aei.org | Shane Tews |Mark Jamison |Paul H. Kupiec |Thomas Vartanian

Post How Meta Thinks About Personalization and Privacy Post The Future of Small Business Financing Post The Broadband Dilemma Post AI’s Corporate Takeover?
Online Speech Project Archives

1 month ago | aei.org | Clay Calvert |Daniel Lyons |Shane Tews |Bronwyn Howell

Event Free Speech and Tech Policy at the US Supreme Court, 2025 Post First Amendment Fundamentals for Lawmakers as Courts Block Efforts to Protect Minors on Social Media Post California Finally Abandons Facets of Flawed Social-Media Mandate Post The Public Interest as a Political Tool Post Children’s Online Safety Should Rely on Content Providers, Not Device Manufacturers Post Trump vs. The Press Post Look Who’s Jawboning Now: The FCC Post Free Speech and the Tech Leaders’ Presence at Trump’s...
How Much Paperwork, How Little Privacy for the Innocent?

1 month ago | aei.org | Jim Harper |Mark Jamison |Shane Tews |Will Rinehart

Post How Much Paperwork, How Little Privacy for the Innocent? Post The FTC’s Case Against Meta Looks Like Politics, Not Antitrust Post Congressional Crossfire: How Competing App Store Bills Create an Impossible Mandate Post Should NEPA Apply to BEAD’s Broadband Grants?
The FTC’s Case Against Meta Looks Like Politics, Not Antitrust

1 month ago | aei.org | Mark Jamison |Shane Tews |Will Rinehart |Jim Harper

Post The FTC’s Case Against Meta Looks Like Politics, Not Antitrust Post Congressional Crossfire: How Competing App Store Bills Create an Impossible Mandate Post Should NEPA Apply to BEAD’s Broadband Grants?