Category Archives: Media

CNET/PCAST

“Feds to Mobile Users: Drop Dead” CNET News.com, July 30, 2012. Larry parses the details of two recent federal reports on spectrum that suggest agencies are working hard to avoid a Presidential order to free up spectrum for mobile broadband consumers.

TPS/Panel

“The Fight Against SOPA/PIPA and the Rise of the Bitroots Movement” Tech Policy Summit, June 22, 2012. Video from Larry’s panel on the fight against SOPA and PIPA, from the 2012 Tech Policy Summit conference in Napa Valley.

TWIL/168

“This Week in Law #168” TWIL, June 29, 2012. Larry makes a return visit to “This Week in Law” to discuss the U.N., patents, media blunders in social networking, and Google’s Project Glass.

CNET/WCIT Resolution

“The U.N. vs. the Internet: The Fight Escalates” CNET, June 19, 2012. Larry reports on increased agitation in Congress and the White House over efforts to hijack the International Telecommunications Union and turn it into the U.N.’s Internet police force.

WPN/WCIT

“Why the U.N. Tax Proposal Could Seriously Harm the Web” WebProNews, June 19, 2012. (Video) Larry speaks with WebProNews about the U.N.’s plan to fundamentally alter the structure of the Internet as part of the renegotiation of the International Telecommunications Regulations treaty.

CNET/WCIT ETNO

“U.N. Could Tax U.S.-based Websites, Leaked Documents Show” CNET, June 7, 2012. In a breakthrough article that received international attention, Larry and CNET’s chief political correspondent Declan McCullagh are first to report on leaked documents from the U.N.’s upcoming treaty conference on international telecommunications that reveal efforts to use the treat to fundamentally change the structure of the ecosystem.