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Monthly Archives: December 2006
In defense of the AT&T Merger Agreement
The proposed AT&T merger agreement has attracted some criticism, most prominently from David Burstein and Susan Crawford (check out also the commentary from David Isenberg and Jeff Pulver.) They believe, in short, that the exceptions in the agreement make it … Continue reading
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The AT&T Network Neutrality Agreement
As a condition of its merger with BellSouth, AT&T has agreed to an important network neutrality provision for its network. The agreement is here. My commentary, written somewhat formally, follows here: The AT&T Merger Agreement: A Commentary Introduction To the … Continue reading
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World’s Most Memorable Hot Springs
I’ve just finished the first draft of the hot spring reviews. It is called “World’s Most Memorable Hot Springs.”
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Guardian & NPR
Book review in the Guardian. Also, tomorrow I’m taping a show on NPR’s On the Media with Brooke Gladstone.
Project Posner — Now with Page Numbers!
Project Posner now has page numbers! By the way, some of tastiest tidbits in the project posner database are the “dog decisions.” Check out this one, for instance.. For example, Hilton v. Wheeling, 209 F.3d 1005 (7th Cir. 2000): For … Continue reading
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It’s beginning… New Yorkers for Obama
Check it out here.
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The downward slide
I think after this headline, in the WSJ blog, the rest of my life will be one giant downward slide.
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