Tim Wu

Tim Wu Talks Net Neutrality, Information Empires and Freedom

Alex Pasternack | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Obama, Fcc, Network Neutrality, Ftc, Net Neutrality, Freedom, Tim Wu, Google, Internet, Apple, Corporations, AT&T, Documentary, Facebook, Technology News
Alex Pasternack

2011-03-21-nknknk.jpgWe all know that as technology empowers us to do more, it carries with it all manner of problems. But one of our biggest pickles tends to slip right by us: We're not free.

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Events: Our Picks For Your Evening Out

Huffington Post | Anna Almendrala | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Slidepollajax, Pandemonium, Jonathan Gold, Maira Kalman, Bret Easton Ellis, Tim Wu, LA Events, Los Angeles News

Educate yourself about internet freedom from Columbia University professor Tim Wu, get to know the city from taste-makers Jonathan Gold and Bret Easto...

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The Master Switch by Tim Wu -- a Masterful Guide to Our Internet World

Art Brodsky | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Internet, Fcc, Books, AT&T, Comcast, Tim Wu, Movies, Paramount, Nbc, Tim Wu Book, The Master Switch, Books News
Art Brodsky

Wu's eminently readable book is a history of the telephone network, the movie industry and broadcasting, all of them leading up to the history of today's combination of all of them -- the Internet.

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Why Wait on Washington, Waxman or Wu to Protect the Internet? The States Can Break the Stalemate

Cynthia Dill | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Internet, States Rights, Henry Waxman, Federal Communications Commission, Net Neutrality, Tim Wu, Technology News
Cynthia Dill

Freedom of expression in the 21st century depends on an Internet that is open to all and not controlled by a handful of big corporations looking for market share.

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Minneapolis: Something's Happening Here

Craig Aaron | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Lawrence Lessig, National Conference for Media Reform, Craig Newmark, Free Press, Arianna Huffington, Net Neutrality, Minneapolis, Tim Wu, ncmr2008, Media News
Craig Aaron

This could be the first presidential election where the Internet is an issue. I don't mean using the Internet as a political tool ... I mean a bona fide election issue. There's a lot at stake.

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