Me around the Web

by on October 2, 2007 · 0 comments

I’ve been busy posting a lot of stuff elsewhere in the last week; here are some pointers to some of what I’ve been writing at Techdirt and Cato@Liberty lately:

  • I offer some lessons from the Romney campaign’s commercial mash-up contest.
  • I note that Wall Street analysts are starting to criticize the recording industry’s lawyer-happy strategy.
  • I criticize the goofy idea of government subsidies for declining newspapers.
  • I critique Thomas Hazlet’s column on the iPhone
  • I point out that selling laptops to foreign governments in batches of a million isn’t likely to produce an innovative product.

    I plan to continue posting a significant amount of stuff here on TLF, but if you’re interested in tech policy and libertarianism, you really should be subscribed to Techdirt and Cato@Liberty as well.

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    • Tim Lee / Timothy B. Lee (Contributor, 2004-2009) is an adjunct scholar at the Cato Institute. He is currently a PhD student and a member of the Center for Information Technology Policy at Princeton University. He contributes regularly to a variety of online publications, including Ars Technica, Techdirt, Cato @ Liberty, and The Angry Blog. He has been a Mac bigot since 1984, a Unix, vi, and Perl bigot since 1998, and a sworn enemy of HTML-formatted email for as long as certain companies have thought that was a good idea. You can reach him by email at leex1008@umn.edu.

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