Fascinating, an Associate Prof at Harvard who can't do research: "Get a TLC license New York City With more riders than any other app, Uber is a great way to m

Fascinating, an Associate Prof at Harvard who can't do research: "Get a TLC license New York City With more riders than any other app, Uber is a great way to make money driving in NYC. You'll need a TLC license to pick up riders, but we've made the signup process quicker and easier than ever." https://www.uber.com/drive/new-york/get-a-license/ https://www.uber.com/drive/new-york/get-a-license/ and this: http://driveubernyc.com/tlc-overview/ http://driveubernyc.com/tlc-overview/ Uber most certainly does follow the law. He should write a retraction. NYC is by far the largest market for Uber. It took me 10 seconds to google this information. If this professor can't take the less than one minute to do research, how can you trust absolutely anything else this man writes?