About Ryan Radia
Ryan Radia is an information policy analyst at the Competitive Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C., where his research encompasses electronic privacy, online speech, telecommunications regulation, and media ownership. Aside from tech issues, Ryan is interested in Constitutional law and environmental policy. He tinkers with electronics obsessively; as a result, most of the devices he owns are semi-dysfunctional. He enjoys overclocking all sorts of processors, such as Intel’s 45nm Wolfdales. His favorite application is SuperPI Mod 1.5 XS; his favorite game, 3DMark06. A proponent of x264-encoded Matroska-contained videos, Ryan longs for a fatter pipe with which to fill his senselessly large RAID10 array. He received a BA in economics from Northwestern University.Posts by Ryan Radia
- Is Facebook Violating Federal Wiretapping Laws?
- FTC Chair Warns Regulation on Behavioral Advertising Imminent
- Should the FTC shut down Gmail and Google Docs because of an already-fixed bug?
- Again, Facebook sparks controversy then bows to user pressure
- USA TODAY on Android’s Privacy Implications
- Firefox Architect Debunks Mozilla Foundation’s Claims About Browser Bundling and Competition
- A Downside to Banning Silent Cell Phone Cameras?
- Windows Reduced Media Edition Redux?
- Cable Companies to Log Viewing Habits–Is Privacy at Risk?
- AWS-3 Spectrum Plan Version 2.0: Unfiltered, but Still a Train Wreck
- Edge-Caching vs. Preferential Treatment
- Media Reformista to manage FCC transition?
- Welcoming Alex Harris to TLF
- No “Technology Czar,” Please
- Web giants join ‘Global Network Initiative’ to combat Internet censorship abroad
- Comcast set to double broadband speeds
- Bandwidth prices fall sharply
- Why Google won’t do evil
- DMCA takedown notices should take fair use into consideration
- How much do we really care about protecting our personal information?
- FiOS coming soon to DC?
- Dish Network ponders merger with DirecTV
- FCC’s DRM ban may derail distribution of new-release films on cable TV
- Comcast resists pressure to drop Usenet access
- Google vs. Google
- Rigid federal mandates hinder privacy technologies
- New York AG pressures ISPs to cut off Usenet access
- FCC targets long-term service plans
- Tunneling your way around ISP traffic manipulation
- Selling out Online Advertising
- Some people are never happy
- Grand Theft Auto: Masterpiece or Abomination?
- A Bill of Rights to enshrine Net Neutrality?
- More on regulatory relief for telcos
- Should White Spaces be Unlicensed?
- The New War on MP3s: EMI’s Push to Ban Remote Music Storage
- Kentucky Bill Targets Online Anonymity
- Debunking Rural Broadband Myths
