September 6, 2010
Tim Lee on net neutrality, spectrum policy, and software patents
Jerry Brito
Former Senior Research FellowTim Lee
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To speak with a scholar or learn more on this topic, visit our contact page.Timothy B. Lee, PhD candidate in computer science at Princeton University and fellow at Princeton’s Center for Information Technology Policy, discusses a variety of issues. Lee parses new net neutrality nuances, addressing recent debate over prioritization of internet services. He also discusses wireless spectrum policy, comparing and contrasting a strict property rights model to a commons one. Lee concludes by weighing in on potential software patent reform, referencing Paul Allen’s wide-ranging patent-infringement lawsuits and the Oracle-Google tiff over Java patents.
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