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Saving Hollywood | Reuters

Some people, like Columbia law professor Tim Wu, are tempted to think that even though Pirate Bay is still functioning, the conviction proves that as a business model, movie piracy is dead in the water. Last year's box-office figures went through the ...
Tim Wu | May 19, 2009

Climate in Crisis: Are We the Ostrich or Hawk? | Reuters

Former Cal EPA Chief Terry Tamminen, who is profiled in Eco Barons, puts the cost at about $10 a gallon. We ignore this because "the argument of hidden costs" has so far prevailed in our discourse, skewing the debate, focusing on the price at the pump, ...
Terry Tamminen | May 1, 2009

British Raids Suggest "Blowback" from Pakistan | Reuters

Peter Bergen, a writer on al Qaeda, said: "UK officials may not say it openly, but they feel privately that they have made a dent in the 'home grown' trend. And they may be right: There have been many prosecutions and arrests in recent years. ...
Peter Bergen | April 11, 2009

Obama Reassures Arabs, Nudges Israel on Peace | Reuters

Daniel Levy, a former Israeli official now at the New America Foundation think tank in Washington, said that Obama's reference to the US-hosted Annapolis conference was also a form of "push back" against the new Israeli government. ...
Daniel Levy | April 7, 2009

US Health Insurers Seek Individual Coverage Mandate | Reuters

Len Nichols of the New America Foundation, a nonpartisan think tank, agreed that the overhaul should include an individual mandate. He also said a government plan should be among the insurance options available to people. Continued...
Len Nichols | March 24, 2009

Phone Firms Seek Low Bar for Broadband Grants | Reuters

Sascha Meinrath, a technology expert at the public interest group New America Foundation, said profits will be a byproduct of the program, not the end-goal of this stimulus funding. "We clearly don't want another subsidy for carriers that have failed ...
Sascha Meinrath | March 16, 2009

Clinton Dips into Arab-Israeli Peacemaking | Reuters

Clinton will also see defence minister Ehud Barak of the Labour Party. "Given the situation in local politics on the ground, she has to be in a listening mode," said Daniel Levy, a senior fellow at the New America Foundation in Washington. Continued...
Daniel Levy | February 26, 2009

Obama Budget to Spark Fight in US Congress | Reuters

"It won't be smooth sailing," predicted Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, which wants tough controls to bring down deficit spending and reform expensive programs like Social Security and the Medicare ...
Maya MacGuineas | February 25, 2009

In Cuba, Low-Hanging Fruit for Obama | Reuters

In the words of Steve Clemons, a Latin America expert at the New America Foundation, a Washington think tank, Cuba is “the lowest hanging ripe fruit on America’s tree of foreign policy options. Change is easy there -- and overdue. ...
Steven Clemons | February 25, 2009

US Looks Warily to Israeli election | Reuters

"There is a mood that prevails in political circles in Israel that this is not a time to make concessions but to take a hard line." Daniel Levy, a senior ...
Daniel Levy | February 8, 2009