Digital Exclusives
Protecting citizens in a more equitable and accountable way might require more funding, not less, argues attorney Ian Cooper W94.
Stress is an undeniable problem in the office, so how can companies better recognize and respond to it?
The freshman Congresswoman recently proposed a new tax rate—is it a bold democratic policy or self-promotion?
The Montreal Canadiens rewarded their franchise netminder with a contract that occupies roughly 14 percent of their salary cap. Is any goaltender worth that investment?
The Supreme Court nominee’s position on libel law could have a devastating effect on the media.
Ian Cooper, of Cooper Media Law debunks four common myths about litigation that are prevalent among venture capitalists.
I have no idea if George Soros is a hockey fan, but NHL GMs would do well to give serious thought to how his world view may already be affecting their sport.
Writer and analyst Ian Cooper explains the emergence of the superfan in professional sports management, and why “data don’t apply themselves” in sports.
A call for more organizations to conduct calculated experiments with their analytics, despite the apparent short-term risks.
Analytics author and consultant Ian Cooper translates a real-world financial statistical lesson to the “must-win” world of professional sports.
Even in a world of relentless analysis and analytics, hockey remains subject to natural laws—and is better off for it.
