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affiliation: Columbia Law School
affiliation: Virginia Law School

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2010 – 2019

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2011
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Tim Wu:
Bell labs and centralized innovation. Commun. ACM 54(5): 31-33 (2011)

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2006
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Tim Wu:
Why Have a Telecommunications Law? Anti-Discrimination Norms in Communications. J. Telecommun. High Technol. Law 5(1): 15-46 (2006)
2004
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Tim Wu:
The Broadband Debate, A User's Guide. J. Telecommun. High Technol. Law 3(1): 69-96 (2004)
2003
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Tim Wu:
Network Neutrality, Broadband Discrimination. J. Telecommun. High Technol. Law 2(1): 141-176 (2003)

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