'A Design of Subtle Coercion' and the Argument for Privacy

The best case for privacy is not about secrets. It's about having the space to write your own self.

Jun 30 • Mark J. Remillard

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May 2026

Is your face a key or a password?

Depends on who you ask and which court you’re standing in front of

May 31 • Mark J. Remillard

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When is it time to end a hiatus?

It’s, obviously, been a while since I have posted here.

May 2 • Mark J. Remillard

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March 2025

The trademark lawsuit embroiling OpenAI

The company is fighting for the right to use its name and was dealt a setback by a federal judge in California last month

Mar 28, 2025 • Mark J. Remillard

May 2023

Mark Remillard hosts ABC News' daily podcast

Mark Remillard fills in on ABC News' Start Here

May 5, 2023 • Mark J. Remillard

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July 2022

Jeffrey Epstein’s first criminal conviction was far earlier than thought

The release of a 1981 deposition transcript reveals an earlier conviction for the late sex offender… and not for the reasons you might think.

Jul 30, 2022 • Mark J. Remillard

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January 2022

Another time violence came to the U.S. Senate

On the first anniversary of the January 6th riot at the U.S. Capitol, let’s take a look at another time violence came to the floor of the…

Jan 6, 2022 • Mark J. Remillard

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October 2021

Mark Remillard accepts 2021 National Murrow Award

On October 27th at Gotham Hall in New York City, I accepted the 2021 Edward R. Murrow Award for Network Radio Investigative Reporting

Oct 28, 2021 • Mark J. Remillard

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August 2021

Truth and Lies: Jeffrey Epstein wins National Murrow Award

It’s an honor to announce that Truth and Lies: Jeffrey Epstein is the winner of the 2021 Edward R. Murrow Award for Network Radio…

Aug 17, 2021 • Mark J. Remillard