Justin Hendrix

So we'll have a brief chat about that.

I'm joined again this week by Justin Hendry.

How are you, Justin?

I'm good.

We'll get into each of those things.

Joined again by Justin Hendry up in Sydney.

How are you, Justin?

Well, it's certainly been busy, everything going on.

Good morning.

I'm Justin Hendrix, editor of Tech Policy Press.

We publish news, analysis, and perspectives on issues at the intersection of tech and democracy.

Today's episode is the first in what will be a bi-monthly series with the Privacy Center at Georgetown Law School that we're calling The Edge Dialogues.

I want to welcome all of you here.

I'm very grateful to everyone who's taken the time to join today.

My name is Justin Hendrix.

I'm CEO and editor of Tech Policy Press.

Good morning.

I'm Justin Hendrix, editor of Tech Policy Press.

We publish news, analysis, and perspectives on issues at the intersection of tech and democracy.

Google is an illegal monopolist.

Good morning.

I'm Justin Hendrix, editor of Tech Policy Press.

We publish news, analysis, and perspectives on issues at the intersection of tech and democracy.

In the daily surge of news and headlines about technology, it can be hard for any journalist to fully contextualize the individual events they're reporting on and to trace the underlying patterns, structures, and ideas that are producing them.