A Conversation with Peter Thiel: Culture, Religion, and Technology Foundation for American Innovation 2021-10-29 | Peter Thiel | SpeakerIn 1998 Thiel and several others cofounded Confinity, which was designed to handle payments between Palm Pilots. The following year it merged with Elon Musk’s X.com, and PayPal was created, with Thiel becoming its CEO and chairman. Designed to create “a new world currency,” the e-commerce company specialized in Internet money transfers. PayPal proved hugely successful, aided by its use on the online marketplace eBay. In 2002 eBay acquired PayPal for $1.5 billion. The transaction made Thiel a multimillionaire, and he subsequently invested in a number of start-ups, notably Facebook (2004), an online social networking service. He also established the hedge fund Clarium Capital Management.In 2004 Thiel cofounded Palantir Technologies, a data analytics firm. Critics questioned its subsequent involvement with the CIA and other government agencies, especially given Thiel’s libertarianism. However, he argued that Palantir’s technology allowed for focused data retrieval, preventing overreaching searches and more draconian measures. The company was also used by banks to detect fraud and handle other cybersecurity efforts. In 2005 Thiel established Founders Fund, a venture capital firm. It invested in such companies as Airbnb, Lyft, and Musk’s SpaceX. Thiel also founded the Thiel Fellowship, which seeks to revolutionize education. He's also the author of Zero to One.Bambi Francisco Roizen | Moderator & Co-HostBambi Francisco Roizen is a Filipina-American wife, mother, entrepreneur, investor and writer. She is co-founder and CEO of Vator, a media and investment company. She co-founded Invent Health, a forum for digital health innovators, with a focus on mental and behavioral health. She was an award-winning syndicated columnist and TV correspondent for Dow Jones MarketWatch. She is a graduate of Rutgers University with a degree in Economics and studied Apologetics at Westminster Theological Seminary. She is the author of Unequally Yoked: Finding balance and hope in our differences.Also see the first ,panel "Founders, Cities, and Building the Future" youtube.com/watch?v=bPNZRcy3zP8 Ft. Saif Ishoof, Delian Asparouhov, Marshall Kosloff, and Helen Andrews
A Decade-Long War Against Government Waste w/ U.S. Senator Joni Ernst Foundation for American Innovation 2025-09-24 | For over a decade, Senator Joni Ernst (R-IA) has been a persistent voice against government waste, issuing "squeal awards" that exposed bureaucratic excess when few were paying attention. What began as a somewhat thankless crusade has now become the intellectual foundation for one of the Trump administration's signature initiatives. As Chair of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) Caucus, Ernst finds herself in the position of watching her longstanding concerns become White House priorities—from fraudulent payments to foreign exploitation of small business research programs. She’s working to implement solutions she's spent years developing, including a blueprint for $2 trillion in potential taxpayer savings.Ernst recently announced that she won’t be seeking reelection, creating a 15-month timeline for her to put her stamp on the U.S. Congress. The convergence of her institutional knowledge and Trump's reform mandate, with her lame-duck freedom to take risks, positions her as a unique figure in determining whether and how DOGE leaves a lasting impact on the federal government. The question isn't just what she hopes to accomplish in her remaining tenure, but what the government efficiency movement may look like without its most dedicated practitioner. Senator Ernst joins Evan to discuss her legislative efforts to root out government waste and what she hopes to accomplish before she leaves the Senate.
America First Antitrust w/ Assistant Attorney General for Antitrust Gail Slater Foundation for American Innovation 2025-07-15 | Gail Slater is the Assistant Attorney General for Antitrust at the Department of Justice (DOJ). She was nominated in December of last year and confirmed by the Senate in March on a bipartisan 78-19 vote. She inherited some major antitrust cases brought by prior administrations—including against Google, Apple, Visa, and LiveNation. And in her short time, she has launched probes, brought and settled cases, and offered the DoJ’s opinion in private litigation. But beyond her role as a law enforcer, Slater is a manifestation of the realignment of not just politics generally, but antitrust policy specifically. Her first speech in her new role was titled “The Conservative Roots of America First Antitrust Enforcement.” And in recent interviews, she has shed light on how she sees her approach to antitrust contrasting with the laissez-faire approach of the Chicago school and the aggressive posture of her predecessors in the Biden Administration.When it comes to technology, Slater has taken a strong view that antitrust and US competitiveness are not at odds, but rather that antitrust makes the US more competitive vis-a-vis China. And just recently, she announced action the DoJ has taken at the intersection of antitrust and free speech, another key area of focus. Evan and Slater discuss what “America First Antitrust” means, how the approach is similar and different from her predecessor in the Biden Administration, and the relationship between antitrust and national security.
Congress after Chevron Panel Discussion Foundation for American Innovation 2025-05-29 | The Foundation for American Innovation hosted a panel discussion and reception on Wednesday, April 9th, featuring experts on Congress and the administrative state.The panel built upon a recent symposium published by the Foundation for American Innovation and the C. Boyden Gray Center for the Study of the Administrative State at George Mason University’s Antonin Scalia Law School. Congress after Chevron: Legislative Responses to Changing Deference Doctrines featured new papers on Congress’s post-Chevron challenges and opportunities.
Antitrust and Big Tech: From Biden to Trump w/Lina Khan Foundation for American Innovation 2025-04-28 | During the Biden Administration, few figures in Washington sparked so much debate and caused so much spilled ink as Lina Khan. The Wall Street Journal published over 80 editorials criticizing her approach, while politically opposed tech titans like LinkedIn's Reid Hoffman and Tesla's Elon Musk called for her firing. Meanwhile, an unlikely coalition of progressive Democrats like Elizabeth Warren and populist Republicans like JD Vance rallied behind her vision of more aggressive antitrust enforcement.For many, her ambitious cases against Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta weren't merely legal challenges. They represented a fundamental break from the antitrust philosophy that had dominated for decades across administrations. These cases now transfer to Trump's FTC, creating a test of regulatory continuity at a time when Big Tech CEOs are looking to curry favor with the White House.In this conversation, Khan reflects on her legacy, discusses what critics may have misunderstood about her approach, and explores how the movement she catalyzed might evolve.
Session I | The New Politics of Crypto Foundation for American Innovation 2025-02-21 | REBOOT 2024: The New Politics of CryptoPanelists: Justin Slaughter, VP of Regulatory Affairs at Paradigm, previous Senior Adviser at SEC and Chief Policy Adviser at CFTCKyle Bligen, Director of Financial Policy at Chamber of ProgressJessica Anderson, President at the Sentinel Action FundModerator: Katie Biber, CLO at Paradigm, former board member at Foundation for American InnovationThis panel interview was recorded live at REBOOT 2024 in San Francisco, CA.
Session IV | Pirate Wires Keynote with Garry Tan Foundation for American Innovation 2025-02-21 | REBOOT 2024: Pirate Wires Keynote with Garry TanPanelists: Garry Tan, President and CEO of Y CombinatorModerator: Mike Solana, CMO at Founders Fund, Editor in Chief at Pirate Wires, Foundation for American Innovation Board MemberThis panel interview was recorded live at REBOOT 2024 in San Francisco, CA.
Session X | Preparing for Multipolarity Foundation for American Innovation 2025-02-21 | REBOOT 2024: Preparing for MultipolarityPanelists: Jamil Jaffer, Executive Director at GMU National Security InstituteJoshua Steinman, Co-Founder at GalvanickMeg Reiss, at SolidIntelModerator: Marshall Kosloff, Co-host of The Realignment Podcast and Media Fellow at Foundation for American Innovation
Session VIII | Rebuilding the Arsenal of Democracy Foundation for American Innovation 2025-02-21 | REBOOT 2024: Rebuilding the Arsenal of DemocracyPanelists: Trae Stephens, Co-Founder and Chairman at Anduril, Partner at Founders FundMichael Kratsios, Managing Director at Scale AIModerator: Santi Ruiz, Senior Editor at IFPThis panel interview was recorded live at REBOOT 2024 in San Francisco, CA.
Session V | Artificial Intelligence and Leviathan Foundation for American Innovation 2025-02-21 | REBOOT 2024: Artificial Intelligence and LeviathanPanelist: Jack Clark, Anthropic Co-FounderModerator: Sam Hammond, Senior Fellow at Foundation for American InnovationThis panel interview was recorded live at REBOOT 2024 in San Francisco, CA.
Session II | The Fracturing of Shared Reality Foundation for American Innovation 2025-02-21 | REBOOT 2024: The Fracturing of Shared RealityPanelists: Renee DiResta, Author of Invisible Rulers: The People Who Turn Lies Into RealityFrancis Fukuyama, Senior Fellow at Stanford's Freeman Spogli InstituteReihan Salam, President of the Manhattan InstituteModerator: Jon Askonas, Assistant Professor of Politics at Catholic University of America and Senior Fellow at Foundation for American InnovationThis panel interview was recorded live at REBOOT 2024 in San Francisco, CA.
Session III | Silicon Valleys Political Débutantes Foundation for American Innovation 2025-02-21 | Panelists: Teddy Schleifer, Reporter at The New York TimesSamo Burja, Founder of Bismarck AnalysisModerator: Marshall Kosloff, Host at The Realignment Podcast and Media Fellow at Foundation for American InnovationThis panel interview was recorded live at REBOOT 2024 in San Francisco, CA.
Session VII | Tech and the American Republic Foundation for American Innovation 2025-02-21 | REBOOT 2024: Tech and the American RepublicPanelist: Kevin Roberts, President at Heritage FoundationModerator: Dwarkesh Patel, Host of the Dwarkesh PodcastThis panel interview was recorded live at REBOOT 2024 in San Francisco, CA.
Session VI | From Sand Hill Road to Pennsylvania Avenue Foundation for American Innovation 2025-02-21 | REBOOT 2024: From Sand Hill Road to Pennsylvania AvenuePanelists: Kara Frederick, Director of Tech Policy Center at Heritage FoundationAdam Kovacevich, Founder & CEO at Chamber of ProgressChris Koopman, Executive Director at Abundance InstituteModerator: Derek Robertson, Reporter at PoliticoThis panel interview was recorded live at REBOOT 2024 in San Francisco, CA.
Session IX | Population Implosion Foundation for American Innovation 2025-02-20 | REBOOT 2024: Population ImplosionPanelists: Derek Kaufman, Founder & CEO at IAILyman Stone, Senior Fellow at IFSSamuel Hammond, Senior Fellow at Foundation for American InnovationModerator: Grace Meyer, Chief Operating Officer at Foundation for American InnovationThis panel interview was recorded live at REBOOT 2024 in San Francisco, CA.
Marc Andreessen on Techno-Optimism and Its Enemies Foundation for American Innovation 2023-11-14 | Marc Andreessen’s Techno-Optimist Manifesto set the tech world ablaze just a few short weeks ago – and now, he responds to his critics. A bold statement of principles arguing for the liberatory potential of technology, his manifesto generated criticism from both the left and right—including FAI’s own Sam Hammond.In this special edition of The Dynamist, FAI Senior Fellow Jon Askonas and Marc Andreessen hash out the foundations of the Techno-Optimist politics of tomorrow. Marc is a cofounder and general partner at the venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz. He has achieved two rare feats in the tech industry: pioneering a software category used by more than a billion people, and establishing multiple billion-dollar companies. – The Techno-Optimist Manifesto: a16z.com/the-techno-optimist-manifesto – Ezra Klein's response: nytimes.com/2023/10/26/opinion/marc-andreessen-reactionary-futurism.html– TechCrunch's response: techcrunch.com/2023/10/17/when-was-the-last-time-marc-andreessen-talked-to-a-poor-person/?– Sam Hammond's response: city-journal.org/article/was-nietzsche-a-techno-optimist
FAI Panel: The Decentralized Web and the Paradox of Privacy Foundation for American Innovation 2023-06-26 | Protecting privacy online is one of the great challenges of the Internet Age. As the saying goes, if you’re not paying for the product, then you (and your data) are the product. Now, as companies continue to sweep up vast troves of information in order to monetize people’s attention, Big Tech faces a revolt of the public. With the current internet crumbling under the weight of its flaws, a growing audience looks to the nascent decentralized web as the solution to privacy’s longstanding challenges.But operationalizing the abstract concept of privacy, already difficult for centralized systems, becomes even more complex for decentralized networks. As builders innovate in this space and policymakers grapple with the implications of these technologies, we must think through privacy's evolving relationship with security and digital ownership.What does privacy mean on the decentralized web? What lessons can we learn from Big Tech’s privacy failures, and how should we apply them to the decentralized web? How should we balance the potentially conflicting desires to enhance both national security and individual privacy?Panelists: Danny O'Brien // Filecoin FoundationMarvin Ammori // Uniswap LabsCarole House // Terranet VenturesMarshall Kosloff // The Realignment (moderator) The Foundation for American Innovation cohosted this event with our generous sponsors Filecoin Foundation and Shopify.
REBOOT 2022: Recap Foundation for American Innovation 2022-11-04 | Lincoln Network hosted REBOOT on October 13, 2022. Check out this recap and visit joinlincoln.org to learn more about our work.
REBOOT 2022: Disrupting American Industry Foundation for American Innovation 2022-11-04 | REBOOT 2022: Disrupting American IndustryPanelists: Jai Malik, Co-founder and General Partner at Countdown CapitalLucas Bagno, Investor at Village Global, Co-host of Village Global's Solarpunk PodcastModerator: Marshall Kosloff, Co-host of the Realignment Podcast, Media Fellow at Lincoln Network This panel interview was recorded live at REBOOT 2022 in Miami, FL.
REBOOT 2022: Seize the Means of Computation? Big Tech, Radical Interop, & Digital Utopianism Foundation for American Innovation 2022-11-04 | REBOOT 2022: Seize the Means of Computation? Big Tech, Radical Interopability, & Digital UtopianismPanelists:Cory Doctorow, Author and ActivistJimmy Soni, Author and SVP at Clout Public Affairs, Nonresident Senior Fellow at Lincoln NetworkModerator: Jon Askonas, Assistant Professor at Catholic University of America, Nonresident Senior Fellow at Lincoln NetworkThis panel interview was recorded live at REBOOT 2022 in Miami, FL.
REBOOT 2022: The Future of America: Florida vs California Foundation for American Innovation 2022-11-04 | Panelists: Chairman Daniel Perez, Member of the Florida House of RepresentativesMike Solana, Vice President at Founders Fund, Board Member at Lincoln NetworkModeratorKristen Soltis Anderson, Partner and Co-Founder at Echelon Insights, Board Member at Lincoln NetworkThis panel interview was recorded live at REBOOT 2022 in Miami, FL.
REBOOT 2022: Onboarding the Next Billion Web3 Users Foundation for American Innovation 2022-11-04 | REBOOT 2022: Onboarding the Next Billion Web3 UsersPanelists: - Paul Bohm, Founder at Teleport- Spencer Macdonald, Founder at Spearbit, Nonresident Senior Fellow at Lincoln Network- Sam Trautwein, Founder at TristeroModerator: Marshall Kosloff, Co-host of The Realignment Podcast, Media Fellow at Lincoln NetworkThis panel interview was recorded live at REBOOT 2022 in Miami, FL.
REBOOT 2022: The Geopolitics of Industrial Policy: All Carrot, No Stick? Foundation for American Innovation 2022-11-04 | REBOOT 2022: The Geopolitics of Industrial Policy: All Carrot, No Stick? Panelists: Geoffrey Cain, Nonresident Senior Fellow at Lincoln Network, Author and JournalistDustin Carmack, Research Fellow at the Heritage FoundationJulius Krein, Founder and Editor at American AffairsModerator: Roslyn Layton, Researcher at Aalborg University, EVP at Strand Consult, Nonresident Senior Fellow at Lincoln NetworkThis panel interview was recorded live at REBOOT 2022 in Miami, FL.
REBOOT 2022: Web 3 Mania: Speculation, Regulation, & Revolution Foundation for American Innovation 2022-11-03 | REBOOT 2022: Web 3 Mania: Speculation, Regulation, & RevolutionPanelists: Mayor Francis Suarez, City of MiamiAntonio García Martínez, Nonresident Senior Fellow at Lincoln Network, Founder at SpindlModerator: Katie Biber, Chief Legal Officer at Paradigm, Board Member at Lincoln NetworkThis panel interview was recorded live at REBOOT 2022 in Miami, FL.
Panel Discussion: Life, Liberty, & the Right to Shitpost Foundation for American Innovation 2022-09-27 | Online platforms, and the large companies that run them, increasingly mediate our free expression, economic activity, and family and community life. With this shift, we face a multitude of potential intrusions into our private lives, including the risk of new forms of surveillance and censorship.These platforms are increasingly held responsible—by politicians, the media, and even their own employees—for allowing and amplifying harmful actions their users. This includes the spread false information, violent extremism, targeted harassment, and other societal harms. This has led to a rise in moderation, narrowing the scope of acceptable speech and behavior.Would Elon Musk’s vision have been better, or was it unworkable? Regardless of who’s in charge, are central authorities the right governance approach, or would these challenges be better handled by distributed communities? Will the future continue the trend of tech concentration, or will the pendulum swing back—potentially with the help of regulators—from the cathedral of Big Tech to the bazaar of the open web?The panel explored these issues and more, covering the balance and the boundaries of free speech and the future of online platforms.This panel was recorded on September 9, 2022 at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco, CAPANEL SPEAKERSRenée DiResta // Research Manager, Stanford Internet Observatory // @NoUpsideAlex Feerst // CEO, Murmuration Labs; Co-Founder, Digital Trust & Safety Partnership // @alexfeerstAntonio García Martínez // Senior Fellow, Lincoln Network; Author of Chaos Monkeys and The Pull Request // @antoniogmAlex Stamos // Director, Stanford Internet Observatory; Founding Partner, Krebs Stamos Group // @alexstamosContent Moderator: Gilad Edelman // Senior Writer, WIRED // @GiladEdelman
Testimony of Zach Graves before the Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress Foundation for American Innovation 2021-10-28 | ...
Panel: Founders, Cities, and Building the Future Foundation for American Innovation 2021-10-26 | Ft. Saif Ishoof, Delian Asparouhov, Marshall Kosloff, and Helen AndrewsRecorded on October 20, 2021 in Miamithielmiami.com/#agenda
Addressing Emerging Cybersecurity Threats to State and Local Government Foundation for American Innovation 2021-06-24 | Testimony of Dan Lips, VP for National Security and Oversight to the U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs - Subcommittee on Emerging Threats and Spending Oversight To see the full testimony, please visit hsgac.senate.gov/subcommittees/etso/hearings/addressing-emerging-cybersecurity-threats-to-state-and-local-government
Lincoln Network Podcast: Chinas Digital Authoritarianism ft. Stewart Baker Foundation for American Innovation 2021-06-24 | LNP-E006: Alexiaa Jordan sits down with Stewart Baker to talk about China, digital authoritarianism, and the geopolitics of tech.
Lincoln Network Podcast: Securing Our Communications Infrastructure Foundation for American Innovation 2021-06-10 | LNP-E005: Chris Boyer (AT&T) and Robert Mayer (US Telecom) join Dan Lips to discuss communications infrastructure and cyber security challenges.
Lincoln Network Podcast: Addressing the Nations Growing Cybersecurity Risks Foundation for American Innovation 2021-06-03 | LNP-E004: Dan Lips sits down with Morgan Wright, Chief Security Advisor at SentinelOne, to discuss how the US can address its growing cybersecurity risks.
Lincoln Network Podcast: Building Institutions to Shape the Future Foundation for American Innovation 2021-06-01 | LNP-E003: Matt Hourihan (AAAS), Sam Hammond (Niskanen Center), and Daniel Correa (Day One Project) join Marshall Kosloff to discuss the fate of the Endless Frontier Act, the inputs for progress, and our capacity for institutional innovation.
Lincoln Network Podcast: When Big Tech Goes to China ft. Klon Kitchen Foundation for American Innovation 2021-05-21 | LNP-E001: AEI resident fellow Klon Kitchen joins the Lincoln Network Podcast to discuss China, national security, and geopolitics of tech. Also featuring Dan Lips and Marshall Kosloff.
GAO’s Next 100 Years: Oversight, Insight, and Foresight Foundation for American Innovation 2021-05-04 | 2021 year marks the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the Government Accountability Office (GAO). After World War I, Congress sought to control growing government expenditures and debt and created GAO to assess the legality and adequacy of government expenditures. Today, GAO provides critical support to Congress through its audits, legal opinions, and analyses that span the breadth of the government’s myriad activities. This program looks back at the institutional development of GAO over the past century, and looks forward at the role the “government watchdog” will play in its next 100 years.0:00 Introductory Remarks of Garrett Johnson, Executive Director and Co-founder, Lincoln Network3:43 Remarks of Hon. Gene L. Dodaro, Comptroller General, GAO8:22 Panel: GAO Origins and DutiesKevin Kosar, Resident Scholar, AEIKate Siggerud, Chief Operating Officer, GAOTim Bowling, Chief Quality Officer, GAOEdda Emmanuelli Perez, Deputy General Counsel, GAOElise Bean, Washington Office Director, Levin Center at Wayne LawIII. Panel: GAO in the 21st Century1:29:00 Panel: GAO in the 21st CenturyZach Graves, Head of Policy, Lincoln NetworkChuck Young, Managing Director of Public Affairs, GAOTim Persons, Chief Scientist, GAOMarci Harris, Co-founder and CEO, POPVOXTeresa W. Gerton, President & CEO, NAPA
GAO at 100: Interview with Taka Ariga Foundation for American Innovation 2021-04-29 | Lincoln Network's Dan Lips interviews GAO chief data scientist and Innovation Lab director Taka Ariga.
GAO at 100: Interview with David M. Walker Foundation for American Innovation 2021-04-29 | Lincoln Networks's Dan Lips interviews former US Comptroller General David M. Walter ahead of the GAO centennial.
Online Platforms, Trafficking, and Intermediary Liability Foundation for American Innovation 2021-04-13 | ...
The Future of U.S. Semiconductor Policy: Answering the China Chip Challenge Foundation for American Innovation 2021-01-22 | A little over a week into 2021, and we have plenty to talk about.As we welcome the 117th Congress into session, they have a lot on their plate, including U.S. semiconductor policy. Five years ago, the People’s Republic of China (PRC) announced a decade-long campaign dubbed “Made in 2025,” designed to secure for itself global dominance in ten key economic and national security sectors, including the crucial semiconductor industry, where an investment of more than $150 billion is underway.American policymakers have long recognized the importance of semiconductors for U.S. economic and national security. The U.S. semiconductor sector was created with the support of government investment and has been protected by industrial policy over the past 70 years. Today, a bipartisan consensus among national policymakers has embraced a new national semiconductor industrial policy to counter the Chinese challenge. Recent policy measures include increasing federal R&D support and initiating new trade controls and other actions to prevent technology transfer to China.With a national policy for the semiconductor industry soon to become the responsibility of a new administration, Lincoln Network will host a virtual panel with technology and national security experts to examine recent policy developments and offer recommendations for 2021 and beyond.
#Reboot2020 | The New Creators Foundation for American Innovation 2021-01-08 | Featuring: Marshall Kosloff | Director of Media and Outreach, Lincoln ProjectJarrod Dicker | Vice President of Commercial, Washington PostErik Torenberg | Co-founder and Partner, Village GlobalMillie Tran | Chief Product Officer, Texas Tribune
#Reboot2020 | The Subprime Attention Crisis Foundation for American Innovation 2021-01-07 | Featuring: Marshall Kosloff | Director of Media and Outreach, Lincoln NetworkTim Hwang | Georgetown CSET
#Reboot2020 | What Does a Journalism Exit Look Like? Foundation for American Innovation 2021-01-07 | Featuring: Paul Cheung | Director of Journalism + Tech, Knight FoundationSarabeth Berman | CEO, American Journalism ProjectMarcus Brauchli | Managing Partner, North Base Media
#Reboot2020 | Can Big Cities Compete in a Remote World? Foundation for American Innovation 2021-01-07 | Featuring: Marshall Kosloff | Director of Media and Outreach, Lincoln NetworkLilian Coral | National Security + Tech, Knight FoundationKelly Jin | Chief Analytics Office, City of New York
#Reboot2020 | The New Movement for Progress Foundation for American Innovation 2021-01-07 | Featuring: Lisa Wehden | Investor, Bloomberg BetaJason Crawford | Author, Roots of Progress
#Reboot2020 | What’s the Matter with California? Foundation for American Innovation 2021-01-07 | Featuring: Marshall Kosloff | Director of Media and Outreach, Lincoln NetworkJudge Glock | Senior Policy Advisor, Cicero InstituteRiva-Melissa Tez | '20-21 Policy Hackers Fellow, Lincoln Network
#Reboot2020 | How Should the US Respond to China? Foundation for American Innovation 2021-01-06 | Featuring: Alexiaa Jordon | Policy Analyst, Lincoln NetworkJacob Helberg | Senior Adivsor, Cyber Policy Center
#Reboot2020 | The State of Defense Innovation Foundation for American Innovation 2021-01-06 | Featuring: Katherine Boyle | Partner, General CatalystTrae Stephens | Partner, Founders Fund
#Reboot2020 | Can News Be Profitable on the Internet? Foundation for American Innovation 2021-01-05 | Featuring: Marshall Kosloff | Director of Media and Outreach, Lincoln NetworkDavid Chavern | President and CEO, News Media Alliance
#Reboot2020 | Tech Stack for Lean Journalism Foundation for American Innovation 2021-01-05 | Featuring: Marshall Kosloff | Director of Media and Outreach, Lincoln NetworkNadia Eghbal | Writer Experience, Substack
#Reboot2020 | Tech and the Future of News Foundation for American Innovation 2021-01-05 | Featuring: Garrett Johnson | Executive Director, Lincoln NetworkAlberto Ibarguen | President and CEO, Knight Foundation
