Broadband Gap
Building the Internet Party
The Democratic Party can be reformed, and is being reformed. There are Internet-savvy Republicans. When presented with an Open Source...
Read moreDetailsThe Rule of the Many
The more people you have in on a decision, the worse that decision will be. On the other hand, when...
Read moreDetailsNet Neutrality Fight Moves to States, Courts
Get that? If you try to stop the Bells from controlling what you can do with your Internet connection you...
Read moreDetailsUnderstanding Intel’s Latest Breakthrough
It will take time to get this into products, but Intel's recent financial setbacks give it an enormous financial incentive...
Read moreDetailsWhy Distrust Bell Promises on Net Neutrality
Even The Wall Street Journal's Walt Mossberg refers to the Verizon and Cingular networks as "Soviet Ministries." They decide what...
Read moreDetailsThis Week’s Clue: Open Source Politics Forward
Open source politics, in the end, is about putting the values of the Internet into action. You start with issues...
Read moreDetailsThe “Free” WiFi Dodge
The unlicensed frequencies are not a "franchise" that can be given away on an "exclusive" basis.
Read moreDetailsThis Week’s Clue: Taking It to the Streets
Competition is coming, in other words. It can't be stopped. Moore's Law guarantees it. And with it, so will die...
Read moreDetailsThe Goal of Broadband is a Grid
The nation which reaches this goal fastest, which gets closer to this goal sooner, empowers its people and captures the...
Read moreDetailsPFF Proves Itself a Tool
Tauke is not a telecom expert. He is less of an expert than I am. He is, in fact, the...
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