The book’s publisher Hachette, calls it a “groundbreaking, revelatory assessment of America’s broken two-party system” and ...

Wu slammed Karine Jean-Pierre as “kinda dumb” in a scathing on-the-record takedown following her exit from the Democratic ...

Written by Tim Wu, a professor at Columbia Law School, from Slate: To say Beijing is eager to welcome foreign guests to the Olympics may be the understatement of the century. The new airport ...

Tim Wu’s appointment to the National Economic Council signals a confrontational approach by the Biden administration. By Cecilia Kang WASHINGTON — President Biden on Friday named Tim Wu ...

Once upon a very different internet era, law professor Tim Wu rose to intellectual prominence warning of the doom to come without "net neutrality," a term he coined. Throughout the '00s and into ...

White House adviser Tim Wu said “I’m not leaving anytime soon -- still have lots of work to do” in a statement Tuesday responding to reports that he’s planning to leave his post in the ...

[FREE TO READ] The former adviser and author of Joe Biden’s competition framework on the move from politics back to academia ...

Tim Wu saw firsthand how people can mess with the internet. Fifteen years ago, he landed a marketing job with a network equipment maker called Riverstone Networks. Riverstone made network routers ...

Tim Wu on Why the GOP’s Crusade Against Big Tech Is BaloneyThe antitrust expert tells Kara Swisher how Republican leaders killed a crucial effort to rein in tech companies.

"The First Amendment is spinning out of control," Columbia law professor Tim Wu warns in a New York Times essay. While Wu ostensibly objects to Supreme Court decisions that he thinks have ...

The future of humanity depends on design ethics, says Tim Wu The preeminent media scholar and author of The Attention Merchants shares insights on how the design industry can better serve users ...

Columbia law professor Tim Wu is a tech hero, but is that enough to put him and running mate Zephyr Teachout in office? Columbia law professor Tim Wu is a tech hero, but is that enough to put him ...