Milton Mueller (PubPol) was quoted in “Fact Checker: Cruz’s Claim That ICANN’s Transition Will Empower Foes to Censor the Internet” for The Washington Post, September 21.

Ian Bogost (LMC) was quoted in “Why the World Can't Quit Dots, the Brilliantly Designed Non-Game.” Wired, September 21.

Milton Mueller (PubPol) was quoted in “Don't Believe the Claims that the U.S. Is Giving Away the Internet” for MIT Technology Review, September 20.

“Games Designer Ian Bogost: ‘Play is in Everything’” interviewed Ian Bogost (LMC) about his new book, Play Anything. The Guardian, September 18.

Milton Mueller (PubPol) was quoted in “Ted Cruz is Trying to Sabotage the Internet’s Governance Transition” for Vice, September 16.

Georgia Tech’s “Smart Cities” initiative, for which Jennifer Clark (PubPol) is a leading researcher, was featured in “Mayor Kasim Reed Attends ACP Meeting by Video-Conference from D.C.” Saporta Report, September 16.

Sam Nunn (Nunn School) co-authored “Mike Mullen and Sam Nunn: How to Deal with North Korea.” The Washington Post, September 15.

“How to Play Your Way to a Fun Life” reviewed Play Anything, the new book by Ian Bogost (LMC). Slate, September 14.

Marilyn Brown (PubPol) wrote “Energy Efficiency, Clean Power Plan Would Cut Consumer Costs, Reduce Use of Dirty Fuel” for Saporta Report, September 11.

Fei-Ling Wang (Nunn School) was quoted in “Mao's Long Shadow: A Difficult Discussion for China” for Yahoo Finance, September 8.

Lisa Yaszek (LMC) and Jay Telotte (LMC) were quoted in “What if Star Trek Had Never Existed” for Wired, September 8.

Milton Mueller (PubPol) was quoted in “Who Controls the Internet? Ted Cruz's Fantasy vs. the Reality” for Fusion, September 6.

Thomas “Danny” Boston (Nunn School) was quoted in “Blacks Lag in Business Ownership, but Gap is Narrowing” for the Wall Street Journal, September 2.

Fact and Fiction in Global Energy Policy: 15 Contentious Questions, the new book co-authored by Marilyn Brown (PubPol), was reviewed in “The Great Debate” for Science, September 2.

Jenna Jordan (Nunn School) was quoted in “Does Killing Terrorist Leaders Make Any Difference? Scholars are Doubtful” for The New York Times, August 30.

John Garver (Nunn School) was featured in “Valuing Predictability in U.S. Ties, China Would Vote Hillary, Panelists Say” for Global Atlanta, August 26.

Chaunté Lowe (ECON ’08) was featured in “The Olympics are the End of a Track From Poverty” for The New York Times, August 18.

“How to Use Fun to Find Meaning in Life” interviewed Ian Bogost (LMC) about his new book, Play Anything. The Atlantic, September 13.

“Scaling The Smart City: Design, Deployment, and the MAPPD Project” by Jennifer Clark, associate professor in public policy and director of Center for Urban Innovation (CUI) and Thomas Lodato, postdoctoral fellow in CUI. September 12.

Ian Bogost (LMC) wrote “How Apple Sells its Controlling Ways as Futurism” for The Atlantic, September 8.

Robert Rosenberger (PubPol) wrote “Trump Tower and the Question of ‘Public’ Space” for The Atlantic, August 25.

Johnny Smith (HSOC) wrote “The Job Is Football: The Myth of the Student-Athlete” for The American Historian, August 16.