Kyle Wiens
He is also the founder of Dozuki, a software company that helps manufacturers publish online technical documentation. He has testified on electronics reuse before International Trade Commission and is actively involved in developing global environmental standards. Kyle's writing has been published in Wired, the Harvard Business Review, and the Wall Street Journal. He has appeared on radio and television networks including MSNBC, the BBC, CBC, and NPR.
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Reuters You Gotta Fight For Your Right to Repair Your Car
Fixing modern cars requires special diagnostic tools and official service information—information that some manufacturers don’t share with independent technicians.
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A Win for Consumers on Cellphone Unlocking
The agreement comes almost 12 months after more than 114,000 people petitioned the White House to take a stand against the Librarian of Congress’s decision to make cell phone unlocking illegal.
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Fix Things, Never Force It: Lessons From Grandpa
Remembering a tinkerer in an age of silicon and code
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White House Backs the Right to Unlock Your Phone—Will Congress?
The next step for advocates of phone unlocking is legislation that will give people who open up their devices -- with or without carrier permission -- legal protection.
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One Way to Create American Jobs: Fix Our 5 Million Tons of Out-of-Use Electronics
We're not only letting 75 percent of our old electronics go to waste, we're also wasting an opportunity to rebuild the domestic electronics industry.
