About Solveig Singleton
Solveig Singleton is a lawyer and writer, with ventures into ceramic sculpture, photography, painting, and animal welfare work. Past venues for her policy work include the Cato Institute (mostly free speech, telecom, and privacy), the Competitive Enterprise Institute (mostly privacy and ecommerce), the Progress and Freedom Foundation (mostly IP). She is presently an adjunct fellow with the Institute for Policy Innovation. She holds degrees from Cornell Law School and Reed College. Favorite Movie: Persuasion. Favorite Books: Dhalgren; Villette; Freedom and the Law. Favorite Art: Kinetic sculpture--especially involving Roombas. Most obsolete current technology deployed: a 30 yr. old Canon AE-1. Music: these days, mostly old blues, classical guitar, Poe, Cowboy Junkies, Ministry. Phobia: Clowns.Posts by Solveig Singleton
- TCS Daily on Regulatory Policy
- Reed Hundt versus Michael Powell–Observations
- John Calfee on Government-Sponsored Innovation
- Odds and Ends of Research–Mostly Odds
- From Indep Women’s Forum–Update on Rights
- Larry Magid on Age Verification
- Fair Trade: Does it Work
- Shape of Libertarian IP Debate: Moebius Strip
- Substance, Procedure, Enforcement… Offspring
- Patents and the Poor–Notes from Abroad
- Thoughts on Apple, MBA’s, and Distribution
- Lady Chatterley’s Lover
- World IP Day on Thursday, the 24th of April
- IPI’s IP Day
- More Free the Jefferson One
- Patents and the Small Inventor
- Monetary Policy Crashes the Party
- The Cybernetic Age
- The FCC in Boston–No Tea Party
- Musings on Freedom of Cell Phone Contract
- Stockholm Network on Pharma IP & Developing Nations
- Patent Reform Legislation Update
- Who will defend the little guy? Who?
- Has IT had it?
- Post pulls CD to iPod story About RIAA
- Time Travel
- The Benefits of Computer Games
- The Downloading Studies Revisited
- Who is the Masked Woman?
- Patents and the Developing World–Commentary
- Musical Adventures in Webland
- The Proposed WHO R&D Treaty
- LoLcat does “The Wasteland”
- Fair Use in Filtering
- Public Knowledge on Copyright Reform
- Further Notes on Patent Reform
- Patent Reform PotPourri
- What *Is* this animal? Anyone?
- Net Neutrality Antics-Holman Jenkins take
- Cell Phones, Policy & Poverty in Africa
- Puzzles in Antitrust and Software Markets
- Systems and Individuals–Whither the Thomas Case?
- West Coast Copyright Debate
- Nick Car on Fair Use Study
- Investor’s Business Daily on Filtering
- Stanley Fish
- Tyler Cowen on Health Care Reform: And Deer Hunting
- All the Lead In China
- Expectations, Great, Better, and Best of all, Adaptive
- There, Too
- The Network DVR Dispute, Thoughts & Briefs
- Broadband Update
- Glimmers of the Fairness Doctrine
- Net Neutrality–A Content Take
- Yet more on privacy concerns in the context of IP
- Trouble in Auction Space
- Steven Levy on Mashups
- Privacy and Race in the EU
- Brazil since telecom privatization
- The Empirical Case for Copyright
- Fun With Greg and Tim
- Fred Von Lohman on Copyright in Universities
- On the Influence of Media on Kids
- The Electromagnetic Spectrum
- JVD Retrospective
- Thoughts on Black Markets
- The Latest EU Antics and Microsoft
- Stepping on the Toes of Giants
- Jim Delong on the New and Improved GPL, from CNET
- Predictions from 1900
- KSR v. Teleflex–Obviousness in Patent Cases
- Violence in Media, and Virtual Violins and so on
- Tony Healy on GPL3 and ASP Platforms
- More Roomba Humor
- Paul Graham on Software Patents
- CNET on anti-Microsoft Sentiments
- Alec Van Gelder on Net Neutrality
- Bob Sutor’s Blog on GPL3
- James V. Delong on GPL3, Again.
- James V. Delong on GPL3
- Costikyan on DRM and artists
- Doom, Quake CEO on Piracy
- Everyone’s a Deconstructionist Now
- Things that Can’t be Property
- Tom on Thomas
- Trying to Be a Moving Target
- Solveig on Harper’s
- New Book: The Moral Compass
- IWF Issues Paper on Indecency and Media Regulation
- I Need This to be a Tattoo
- Chris Yoo on Network Neutrality
- Thoughts on Copyright Policy Methodolgy
- Judge Posner’s Avatar in Second Life
- Trouble in Paradise
- Dairy Competition from the Post
- Simply Red
- The Peculiar Economics of Children’s Entertainment
- Economist on Libertarians
- On Chinese History
- Blogging From Lake Tahoe (Forbes/Gilder Telecosm)
- Free markets for me but not for thee
- Jonathan Rauch on Divided Government
- Howard Zinn’s “People’s History of the United States”
- Chemicals Regs in Europe
- Blogger Crackdown in Iran
- To the Land of Pale People and Back
- Response to Nick Gillespie on Cleanflicks
- The Rights of Apes
- David Friedman on WoW, Movies, Copyright
- Meta-Critique
- David Schmidz of U. of Arizona on Property Rights
- Get One of These, Now
- Historical Notes on Patents
- Women and Technology
- Some Net Neutrality Links
- Mmm Video Dialtone for the Internet
- Dr. John Rutledge on Chinese Censorship
- More, and More on IP and Physical Property
- How to Survive a Robot Uprising
- Snow Driving For Southeners
- Google’s Video Offering–Response to Cory Doctorow
- Thoughts on Libertarians and IP
- Jim versus Adam on China Censorship–Thoughts
- From 1996 to 2006–A Retrospective
- Michigan Outlaws HBO
- German Court Messes With Ebay
- Universal Service Woes
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