- Timothy B. Lee
- Reporter
Timothy B. Lee covers technology policy, including copyright and patent law, telecom regulation, privacy, and free speech. He also writes about the economics of technology. He has previously written for Ars Technica and Forbes. You can follow him on Twitter, Google+, or send him email.
When tech companies won’t provide service manuals, this guy writes his own.
Ever struggled to find out how to repair your favorite gadget? iFixit is here to help.
The great Columbia J-School email SNAFU
A misconfigured mailing list brings about the email apocalypse.
How D-Wave’s quantum computers work
The company explains its technology and defends criticism that it’s secretive.
Switchboard: IRS under pressure to issue Bitcoin rules
Obama prepares to tweak the NSA and the Senate ponders patent reform.
- This kid was referred to the cops after helping a transit agency secure its Web site
- The PC is dead, and this year’s CES proves it
- The Switchboard: California lawmakers want to halt NSA cooperation
- Yahoo Tech wants you to get off its lawn
- Online harassment of women is a problem. Here’s what to do about it.
- Worried about the Yahoo malware outbreak? If you’re in U.S., you’re probably safe.
- Thousands of visitors to yahoo.com hit with malware attack, researchers say
- Rap Genius on Google ban: ‘We overstepped, and we deserved to get smacked’
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