Caden Rosenbaum is the managing director of technology policy at Reason Foundation.
He previously served as the senior policy analyst at Libertas Institute, where he led the tech and innovation policy team and played a leading role in advancing several legislative reforms in Utah and abroad.
His diverse background in technology, innovation, and workforce policy also includes many years working alongside some of the country’s brightest minds at organizations like TechFreedom and the Center for Growth and Opportunity at Utah State University.
Caden holds a JD from American University Washington College of Law, two BBAs in Finance and Accounting from Lubbock Christian University, and is an active member of the DC bar.
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How local governments force short-term rental platforms to turn over user data
State lawmakers should act to make clear that online platforms are not supplements to aid in the administration of overly burdensome local requirements.
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The Ratepayer Protection Act protects against higher household energy bills when data centers connect to the grid
The bill offers an economically rational approach to federal advisory standards for a new class of energy customers larger than those seen before.
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California doesn’t need new age restrictions on social media
Instead of passing heavy-handed legislation, California should empower parents to use available tools to keep their kids safe online.
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The App Store Accountability Act sacrifices privacy and free speech to give parents a false sense of safety
The act would create a false sense of safety and ease while generating real privacy, security, and First Amendment concerns for all Americans.
