

Why Crypto’s Regulatory Ambiguity Can’t Last
By: JB Ferguson December 7, 2021 — Last Friday’s large selloff in cryptocurrencies kicked off a predictable wave of schadenfreude from crypto critics and defensiveness from its supporters on Twitter and in offices worldwide. If nothing else, the growing public...
Power, Responsibility, and the Coming Big Tech Platform Regulatory Dilemma
By: Ian Tang November 23, 2021 — Facebook rebranding as Meta—a nod to CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s ambitions to pivot the company’s primary focus to building the so-called “metaverse”—is the clearest sign to date that we are entering a moment of transition for the internet....
Facebook’s Metaverse Plans Will Intensify Regulatory Battles; Pose New Risks on Content, Privacy, Antitrust, Crypto Fronts
By: Nate Boone & JB Ferguson November 4, 2021 — Capstone believes Facebook Inc.’s (FB) effort to become the primary platform for the metaverse faces pervasive policy headwinds and intensifies content moderation challenges, privacy issues, and antitrust concerns as...
The Gig Economy’s Simmering European Front
By: Eva BorbelySeptember 30, 2021 — Despite a number of well-reported legal decisions by national courts across Europe refuting the argument that gig-workers are self-employed independent contractors, it seems the majority of European governments have yet to...