About Ryan Radia
Ryan Radia is research associate in technology policy at the Competitive Enterprise Institute. He analyzes spectrum allocation, network management, online anonymity, and censorship. Aside from tech issues, Ryan is interested in Constitutional law and environmental policy. He tinkers with electronics obsessively, and as a result most of his devices are semi-dysfunctional. He enjoys overclocking all sorts of integrated circuits, like Intel’s 45nm Wolfdales. His favorite application is SuperPI Mod 1.5 XS; his favorite game, 3DMark06. A big proponent of x264-encoded Matroska videos, Ryan longs for a fatter pipe to fill up his 4TB RAID10 array. He received a BA in economics from Northwestern University.Posts by Ryan Radia
- 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
