Tim Wu
Legal scholar and law professor
Tim Wu is a Columbia law professor and writer focused on technology and competition policy. He coined the term net neutrality and later served in the White House.
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American Born 1972 in Washington, D.C., United States
About Tim Wu
Tim Wu is an American legal scholar and a professor at Columbia Law School. He also writes opinion pieces for The New York Times. His academic work covers antitrust, copyright and telecommunications law. He coined the phrase network neutrality in a 2003 law journal article. From 2021 to 2023 he held a White House post advising the President on technology and competition policy. Earlier, he advised the Federal Trade Commission and worked at the New York Office of the Attorney General. His books include The Attention Merchants and The Curse of Bigness.