Month: March 2006

The state of your Internet is the state of your economy. The more bandwidth you have, the more readily available ...

Can you imagine if Google set-up an ISP subsidiary that would run WiMax around cities from its current fiber and ...

The law, in other words, has been turned on its head, censoring speech rather than encouraging it. The comic tells ...

While my own initial forays into the World of Always-On were a bit out-there and generalized, especially on the medical ...

Glenn Greenwald has a post up right now asking a question that has concerned me for some time. How far ...

American politics runs in generational cycles. We can go back nearly 200 years and find identical patterns. A crisis leads ...

I don't know if you have noticed this, but gadgets are foreign. Even those with U.S. labels on them, such ...

Congress got a John Kerry sighting yesterday, and he appeared to be championing the issue of the Broadband Gap. Kerry ...

Prices fall, people are forced to sell, prices fall some more. Prices fall, loans go bad, the price of money ...

There is a reason I never feared John Poindexter's Total Information Awareness plan, why I don't even fear the secret ...