James V. DeLong | Op-Eds & Articles

Orbitz: Good For Airlines, Good For Travelers

By James V. DeLong,
August 1, 2002

Don’t Run The Options: Expensing Proposals Raise Difficult Practical Questions

By James V. DeLong,
July 25, 2002

A No-Risk Non-Policy From The Administration On Broadband

By James V. DeLong,
June 18, 2002

Orbitz Foes Trying To Stifle Competition

By James V. DeLong,
April 23, 2002

Stock-Option Options: The Debate Over Expensing

By James V. DeLong,
April 3, 2002

Stock Options As Expense?

By James V. DeLong,
March 3, 2002

Airport Insecurity

By James V. DeLong,
December 9, 2001

Settlement Implications For Microsoft

By James V. DeLong,
November 6, 2001

Government Goes Too Far On Microsoft Case

By James V. DeLong,
November 5, 2001

Armed Crews Can Protect Airliners

By James V. DeLong,
November 1, 2001

Liberty And Order: A Clear But Delicate Balance

By James V. DeLong,
October 2, 2001

Government Pursues Microsoft Case It Has To Lose

By James V. DeLong,
September 26, 2001

Old Law vs. The New Economy: How New Deal-era Regulations Stifle Flexible Work Arrangements

By James V. DeLong,
August 1, 2001

A Shifting Burden With Certification

By James V. DeLong,
November 30, 2000

No Fool For Microsoft

By James V. DeLong,
November 5, 2000

High Tech Industry Suffers When Companies Curry Federal Favors

By James V. DeLong,
October 23, 2000

Supreme Court Gives Reality A Chance To Catch Up To Politics: DeLong Op-Ed

By James V. DeLong,
September 29, 2000

Do You Really Want To Be A Product?

By James V. DeLong,
August 3, 2000

Free Money: Campaign Finance "Loopholes" are the Best Part of the System: DeLong Article in Reason Magazine

By James V. DeLong,
August 1, 2000

Anti-Trust Law For Dummies

By James V. DeLong,
April 17, 2000