Profile: tarmstro99

Profile

Username:

tarmstro99

First Name:

Timothy

Last Name:

Armstrong

Time Zone:

America/New_York

Affiliation:

University of Cincinnati College of Law

Biography:

B.A. 1989, M.P.Aff. 1993, J.D. 1993, The University of Texas at Austin. LL.M. 2005, Harvard Law School.

Law Clerk to Judge John Minor Wisdom, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1993-1994.

Howrey Simon Arnold & White LLP, Washington, D.C., Supreme Court and Appellate Litigation Practice Group, 1994-2005.

Assistant Director, Clinical Program in Cyberlaw, Berkman Center for Internet & Society, 2005-2006.

Lecturer, Harvard Extension School, 2006.

Professor of Law, University of Cincinnati, 2011-present; Associate Professor, 2009-2011; Assistant Professor, 2006-2009.

Country:

U.S.A.

City:

Cincinnati, OH

Homepage:

http://www.law.uc.edu/faculty/armstrong.shtml

First Internet Memory:

Reading Clay Shirky's book "The Internet via E-mail" and exploring gopher, ftp, and reading usenet groups through e-mail from my 33.6K AOL dialup account (in the days before the WWW)

Most Recently Read Book:

non-fiction: Clay Shirky, HERE COMES EVERYBODY: THE POWER OF ORGANIZING WITHOUT ORGANIZATIONS. Fiction: John Scalzi, THE LAST COLONY.

Projects

Leading:

Project Membership

Current:

Internet & Society

Future:

--None--

Past:

User's Rotisserie Posts

Cyberlaw and the Global Economy 2004 (posts: 7)

Rotisserie Name	Post Subject
Priorities in the ...	ECONOMICS + technology + politics + enforcement
A quicksilver ...	I Want to Believe
Paper Topic	"Effective Access Control" and the DMCA
Policies for an all-IP ...	The All-IP Future
Priorities in the ...	is government's role limited to enforcement?
A quicksilver ...	it's a little hard, however, to envision a business model that would lead to market-oriented balancing
Policies for an all-IP ...	Where does the public interest lie?

Internet & Society '05: Harvard Extension School (posts: 2)

Rotisserie Name	Post Subject
Trust and Computing	(post deleted - please respond directly to student Lily Negash's post)
Alt-Trustworthy Computing	Response from Student Janice Butler Donahue (which I am posting due to her technical difficulties)

Internet Law Colloquium (posts: 6)

Rotisserie Name	Post Subject
Any surprises from the ...	Consumer protection and liability rules
Any surprises from the ...	it ain't a jungle out there
Your Spam Solution	Two or three things to try, and one thing to ignore.
Your Spam Solution	opting in to safe-mail
ACS v. Speedbumps: Your ...	maybe it really will be ice after all
ACS v. Speedbumps: Your ...	against Speedbumps (but not necessarily for ACS)