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Punish The Wanker
The time has come to demand that technology companies interested in real progress, and real freedom for competition, quit the...
Read moreThe Broadband Gap
The 1960 election was decided, in part, on the idea that a "missile gap" existed with the Soviet Union. Sen....
Read moreThis Week’s Clue: Do We Need To Care About The Internet?
The following was originally published yesterday in my weekly newsletter, A-Clue.Com. I would be delighted to have you subscribe. Always...
Read moreProof the PFF Is Anti-Technology
In the open spectrum world interference is the only issue. Equipment makers compete to create new markets
Read moreStop Patent Trolls Now
We need a practical answer to patent trolls. The end of the RIM-NTP patent war, on terms very favorable to...
Read moreThe Trouble With Filters
The trouble with software filters is they are controlled by others. Schools and libraries, which after a long struggle are...
Read moreFrankston on the AT&T-BellSouth Deal
Visicalc co-founder (and freelance Internet analyst) Bob Frankston has written a great piece about today's AT&T-BellSouth deal. This was originally...
Read moreGlenn Fleishman Makes Me Sane
Glenn Fleishman, who edits WiFi Networking News, is a national treasure. I was sitting around this morning, terribly depressed over...
Read moreA Vital Call to Action
AT&T and Verizon are the enemies of America. That is the reluctant conclusion today of Gordon Cook, in The Cook...
Read moreMore of My Stuff
When I first launched my blog at Corante one of my regular obsessions was what I called "The World of...
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