Tech Policy Weekly from the Technology Liberation Front is a weekly podcast about technology policy from TLF’s learned band of contributors. The shows’s panelists this week are Tim Lee of the Cato Institute, James Gattuso of the Heritage Foundation, and Joe Weisenthal of Techdirt. Topics include,
- Dennis Kucinich wants to bring back the fairness doctrine,
- Tim Wu wants to attach Carterphone-style regulations to the winners next year’s spectrum auction, and
- Nicholas Negroponte, head of the One Laptop Per Child program, wants to be the only one distributing cheap laptops to third-world children.
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Tech Policy Weekly from the Technology Liberation Front is a weekly podcast about technology policy from TLF’s learned band of contributors. The shows’s panelists this week are Jerry Brito, Tim Lee, Mark Blafkin of the Association for Competitive Technology, and Ryan Paul of Ars Technica. Topics include,
- Microsoft claims free software is infringing its patents
- the FTC blasts state regulation of online real estate services, and
- Google prevails over Perfect 10 in an important copyright case
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Tech Policy Weekly from the Technology Liberation Front is a weekly podcast about technology policy from TLF’s learned band of contributors. The shows’s panelists this week are Jerry Brito, Jim Harper, Tim Lee, Adam Thierer, and Peter Suderman of the National Review Online. Topics include,
- new legislative proposals to regulate violence in video games
- the David and Goliath struggle between the Library of Congress and WashingtonWatch.com
- Rupert Murdoch’s surprise bid for ownership of the Wall Street Journal
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Tech Policy Weekly from the Technology Liberation Front is a weekly podcast about technology policy from TLF’s learned band of contributors. The shows’s panelists this week are Jerry Brito, Braden Cox, Hance Haney, Tim Lee, and Ben Klemens of the Brookings Institution. Topics include,
- The Supreme Court smacks down the Federal Circuit in two major patent decisions
- the latest in the Vonage vs. Verizon patent saga
- Digg and the AACS encryption key
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Tech Policy Weekly from the Technology Liberation Front is a weekly podcast about technology policy from TLF’s learned band of contributors. The shows’s panelists this week are Jerry Brito, Hance Haney, Tim Lee, Adam Thierer, and Mike Masnick of Techdirt.com. Topics include,
- The FCC releases its report on violence in the media
- Copyright and the economics of abundance
- Patent reform heats up in Congress with a new bill
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Tech Policy Weekly from the Technology Liberation Front is a weekly podcast about technology policy from TLF’s learned band of contributors. The shows’s panelists this week are Jerry Brito, James Gattuso, Tim Lee, Adam Thierer, and Derek Slater of the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Topics include,
- The FCC issues a notice of inquiry into net neutrality
- The latest on the NSA’s warrantless eavesdropping program
- Verizon’s patent suit puts Vonage on the verge of bankruptcy
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Tech Policy Weekly from the Technology Liberation Front is a weekly podcast about technology policy from TLF’s learned band of contributors. The shows’s panelists this week are Jerry Brito, James Gattuso, Tim Lee, Adam Thierer, and Ryan Paul of Ars Technica. Topics include,
- More states governments defy congress and reject REAL ID
- Won’t someone please think of the children?!
- the FTC’s new report on marketing violence to children
- the Child Online Protection Act
- and the .xxx domain is rejected
- How the net neutrality debate is bleeding into spectrum auctions and other quick bits
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Tech Policy Weekly from the Technology Liberation Front is a weekly podcast about technology policy from TLF’s learned band of contributors. The shows’s panelists this week are Jerry Brito, Braden Cox, Andrew Grossman, Adam Thierer, and Tim Carney. Topics include,
- the NAB lobbying hard against the Sirius-XM merger
- EMI drops DRM on its songs in the iTunes Music Store
- Verizon changes its wireless broadband terms of service
- the FCC will soon report to Congress on TV violence
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Tech Policy Weekly from the Technology Liberation Front is a weekly podcast about technology policy from TLF’s learned band of contributors. The shows’s panelists this week are Jerry Brito, Drew Clark, Hance Haney, and Tim Lee. Topics include,
- Patent reform looms large on the D.C. agenda
- What does the FreeConference controversy have to do with net neutrality
- A new e-voting bill makes the rounds
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Tech Policy Weekly from the Technology Liberation Front is a weekly podcast about technology policy from TLF’s learned band of contributors. This week we took the podcast on the road and recorded live at our Alcohol Liberation Front happy hour at the Science Club in Washington, DC. Voices on the show this week include Jim Harper of the Cato Institute, David Robinson of The American, Tim Lee of the Show Me Institute, PJ Doland of PJ Doland Web Design, James Gattuso of the Heritage Foundation, Jerry Brito of the Mercatus Center, and Adam Thierer of PFF. Topics include,
- Scholars bypass established journals and publishing their research online
- The growth of the breadth of patents
- The government’s plan to give everyone a free digital TV converter box
- The future of physical media in a digital age
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