Tim Wu

Tim Wu is an influential American legal scholar and policy advocate known for his work on technology, telecommunications, and antitrust law. He coined the term "net neutrality," advocating that internet service providers treat all data equally without favoring certain websites or services. Wu has served as a professor at Columbia University and has held government advisory roles, including as a special assistant in the White House. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining competition and preventing monopolies, believing that such measures are crucial for innovation and democracy, particularly in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.