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Can a Society Be Too Smart for Its Own Good?
A twine showed up in my in-box this morning that shows Iran’s secret nuclear plant near Qum on Google Earth. Twine is a pretty cool social news site that allows you to build a news reader network that...
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Privacy and Social Capital
There was a front page article in the New York Times titled “How Privacy Vanishes Online, a Bit at a Time”. The story covers some of the risks that are being created as people are increasingly sharing...
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Net Neutrality– Who’s informing the public? (or listening to them for that...
I spoke today with Paul Brewer, who is part of the University of Delaware Center for Public Communication. They conducted an independent opinion poll on net neutrality. They had been surprised to see...
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A “Proof of Principles” Moment
I love my country and I love the principles that my country stands for. We believe in individual freedom. We believe in free speech. We believe in limited powers of government. We believe that you...
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Net Neutrality – An Accomplishment
The FCC voted yesterday to establish clear rules intended to protect an open internet and promote competition. As an initial reaction, it strikes me that the rules are clear and enforceable. The full...
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