Tim Wu: On the Media
In this Slate piece, Tim captures the differences between the Obama and McCain “tech plans” incredibly well.
Brett Frischmann
The Comcast Order and Network Neutrality
The FCC issued its opinion and order in the Comcast dispute. There will certainly be a flurry of press and blog coverage over the next few days. Some will champion the decision, and others will attack it. There is plenty to digest. My initial thoughts are below the fold.
36th Research Conference on Communication, Information, and Internet Policy
This year, the TPRC will showcase a very strong program. Details below the fold.
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Thoughts on Scott Hemphill’s Network Neutrality paper
Scott Hemphill has posted an excellent, thoughtful paper on network neutrality. I’ll post the abstract along with a few comments on the paper below the fold: Read More »Thoughts on Scott Hemphill’s Network Neutrality paper
a late post on legal education
Last week, I was busy and so I tried to follow the discussion; in fact, I had a few discussions in “real space” with colleagues about some of the posts. But I did not post anything; so here goes, a little late.
It’s been a fantastic discussion on a wide array of issues. Deven noted in his concluding post that the idea was “many people with many views would mix it up and push the limits of what we know and think about legal education.” Well, I think that was what we got. And that idea itself seems to capture my basic thought on the future of legal education: diversity in approaches. Read More »a late post on legal education