https://mjsterling.org/ I write independent analysis of law, public policy and emerging technology at mjsterling.org: digital assets, artificial intelligence, intellectual property and creators' rights, with close attention to what Wisconsin and Congress are doing about them. My work in this area began in music, where ownership is everything and the cost of leaving it undefined gets learned early. Each episode is one of my published pieces, read in full. Briefings take a single legal question and work through it in depth: the statutes, how we got here, and the choices still open. Dispatches report on one development and what it means. The written article, with its sources and citations, is the complete record, and every episode links to it. I'm a policy writer, not a licensed attorney, and nothing here is legal advice. Tue, 03 Nov 2026 13:00:00 +0000 en-US © 2026 MJ Sterling Independent analysis of law, public policy and emerging technology, with a focus on Wisconsin, read aloud by the author. Digital assets, AI, intellectual property and creators' rights. MJ Sterling I write independent analysis of law, public policy and emerging technology at mjsterling.org: digital assets, artificial intelligence, intellectual property and creators' rights, with close attention to what Wisconsin and Congress are doing about them. My work in this area began in music, where ownership is everything and the cost of leaving it undefined gets learned early. Each episode is one of my published pieces, read in full. Briefings take a single legal question and work through it in depth: the statutes, how we got here, and the choices still open. Dispatches report on one development and what it means. The written article, with its sources and citations, is the complete record, and every episode links to it. I'm a policy writer, not a licensed attorney, and nothing here is legal advice. MJ Sterling false I write independent analysis of law, public policy and emerging technology at mjsterling.org: digital assets, artificial intelligence, intellectual property and creators' rights, with close attention to what Wisconsin and Congress are doing about them. My work in this area began in music, where ownership is everything and the cost of leaving it undefined gets learned early. Each episode is one of my published pieces, read in full. Briefings take a single legal question and work through it in depth: the statutes, how we got here, and the choices still open. Dispatches report on one development and what it means. The written article, with its sources and citations, is the complete record, and every episode links to it. I'm a policy writer, not a licensed attorney, and nothing here is legal advice. No yes 669600ea-7c9f-5e6a-b958-75efaaddf7e0 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1.4