John M. Simpson is an American consumer rights advocate and former journalist. Since 2005, he has worked for Consumer Watchdog, a nonpartisan nonprofit public interest group, as the lead researcher on Inside Google, the group's effort to educate the public about Google's dominance over the internet and the need for greater online privacy.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Wisconsin) Wisconsin will remain a leader in the field because of Thomson and his colleagues' work, and research firms…
Apr 13, 2007Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Wisconsin) Wisconsin will remain a leader in the field because of Thomson and his colleagues' work, and research firms…
Apr 13, 2007Key Proposal Documents Were Withheld From Public View Until Revealed By Students
Apr 12, 2007San Jose Mercury News (California) The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has rejected three University of Wisconsin patents for human embryonic stem…
Apr 3, 2007Re-examination Was Initiated by Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights and Public Patent Foundation
Apr 2, 2007Key Part of Research Agreement Remains Secret
Mar 26, 2007The Albany Times-Union (New York) Companies like Genentech act like committed socialists when it comes to taxpayers and the government bearing the…
Jan 14, 2007The Albany Times-Union (New York) Companies like Genentech act like committed socialists when it comes to taxpayers and the government bearing the…
Jan 14, 2007The Oakland Tribune No useful purpose is served by CIRM's penchant for secrecy. It should disclose who applied and their affiliation, enabling…
Jan 9, 2007The Oakland Tribune No useful purpose is served by CIRM's penchant for secrecy. It should disclose who applied and their affiliation, enabling…
Jan 9, 2007The San Jose Mercury News (California) The stem-cell oversight committee is going to have to decide. Though the committee has the word…
Nov 22, 2006The San Jose Mercury News (California) The stem-cell oversight committee is going to have to decide. Though the committee has the word…
Nov 22, 2006The Sacramento Bee (California) The California Institute for Regenerative Medicine is going to dole out $3 billion in taxpayer money over the…
Nov 1, 2006The Sacramento Bee (California) The California Institute for Regenerative Medicine is going to dole out $3 billion in taxpayer money over the…
Nov 1, 2006