Competitive Broadband Fiber
The 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 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 moreSo Why Say Infrastructure?
Here is why Bob Frankston says Infrastructure Held Hostage is the best description of what we're talking about: You are...
Read moreBells Hold Digital Future Hostage
Recently members of our list have been having a discussion over what we should call ourselves in order to make...
Read moreNetwork Neutrality and an Internet with Vision
Andy Oram of O'Reilly Media wrote the following for LX'er. It is cross-posted here with permission from the author. Read...
Read moreThe Bells are Sneaky Bastards
The Bells are agressively attacking our core-principles. We lose ground every day. The Bells are well funded, sneaky bastards... ...
Read moreRoland Cole on the Information Superhighway
Roland Cole has, in addition to his work with the Software Patent Institute, now taken on the role of Director...
Read moreWhere Do We Go From Here?
On the heels of The New York Times reviewing The $200 Billion Scandal, Bruce Kushnick describes some next steps: Over...
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