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“Rather Than Considering Information ‘Property,’ What About Looking At Productive vs. Destructive Uses?”, Techdirt, April 14, 2010. Techdirt’s Mike Masnick has kind words about Larry’s blog essay on what Google’s problems in China and with Viacom have in common. |
Monthly Archives: June 2010
JOLT/Ebay v Tiffany
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“Second Circuit Affirms Dismissal of Tiffany’s Trademark Infringement Claim Against eBay”, JOLT Digest, April 9, 2010. Harvard Law School’s Journal of Law and Technology summarizes Larry’s analysis of eBay v. Tiffany’s. |
KALW/Blippy
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“Care to Share Your Credit Card Statement?”, KALW Crosscurents, April 8, 2010. Larry was interviewed on public radio’s Crosscurents to talk about Blippy, a new service that lets users publish all their purchases directly to the Web. Privacy be damned! |
Heartland/Title II
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“FCC Should Not Grab Title II Authority over Internet”, Info Tech and Telecom News, May, 2010. The Heartland Institute reprinted Larry’s CNET article on the risks of treating broadband as a Title II telephone service. |
Various/Comcast Case
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“Our View: Stop Obama’s Net Neutrality Agenda”, The Colorado Springs Gazette, April 8, 2010. Larry was quoted in op-eds from several newspapers and websites on the risk that the FCC would turn to the “nuclear option” of reclassifying broadband in the event it lost the Comcast case. See editorials in The American Culture, Big Government, The Gaston Gazette, Enterprise Irregulars, The Jacksonville Daily News, Silicon Angle, The Orange County Register, and The New Mexico Freedom, among others. |
Reason/DC Circuit Decision
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“FCC Says F-C-C-Ya! to Net Neutrality”, Reason, April 6, 2010. Larry is quoted in this article evaluating the dramatic rejection of the FCC’s presumed authority over broadband in the Comcast case |
