Caden Rosenbaum

Caden Rosenbaum

Former Senior Tech & Innovation Policy Analyst

caden@libertas.org

Caden is the former Technology and Innovation Policy Analyst at Libertas Institute. He previously worked at the Center for Growth and Opportunity at Utah State University as well as TechFreedom while earning his JD from American University Washington College of Law.

Caden Rosenbaum's Articles

Op-Eds

Musk Wants to Fix Twitter — Good Luck!

Like it or not, Twitter is in trouble. The social media giant is losing loyal users and struggling to turn a profit — and not because Elon Musk bought the company and immediately began firing people.

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Free Market

Zipline Is a Glimpse Into What Drones Should Already Be Doing

Zipline, the latest drone delivery service to launch in Salt Lake City, is unlike the rest. Instead of a four-prop quadcopter that hovers in place, Zipline drones look more like airplanes with a fixed wing design that weighs up to forty pounds and can travel over fifty miles. 

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Op-Eds

Consumers Will Be the Winners From Amazon’s iRobot Purchase

Earlier this month, Amazon announced their $1.7 billion deal to buy iRobot, and in spite of the critical reviews they’ve received since, this could be a good thing for American consumers. 

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Op-Eds

Consumers Will Be the Winners From Amazon’s iRobot Purchase

Earlier this month, Amazon announced their $1.7 billion deal to buy iRobot, and in spite of the critical reviews they’ve received since, this could be a good thing for American consumers. 

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Free Market

An Innovator’s Perspective on Utah’s Regulatory Sandbox

Running a business is hard. But running a business in an uncertain regulatory environment can be near impossible. For better or worse, some of the laws and regulations at the state and federal levels can be hindrances to innovation and consumer welfare.

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Free Market

How Side Hustles Are Hampered by Occupational Licensing

At a time when many Americans are struggling with rising inflation, opportunities to earn extra income in the gig economy are more important than ever. But occupational licensing poses a problem. 

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