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Monthly Archives: September 2007
WiFi
While I’ve long been sympathetic to the idea of MuniWiFi projects, today in Slate I write about why they aren’t working.
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Verizon’s Policy finally gets it in trouble
In the paper Wireless Carterfone I highlighted a policy that seem destined to get Verizon in trouble: its practice of deciding who gets to send mass text messages. The policy sets Verizon up for obvious violations of Net Neutrality. Reality … Continue reading
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What Declan Doesn’t Get
Declan McCullough, my friend and sometimes mentor in photography, has a recent story called  TEN THINGS THAT KILLED NETWORK NEUTRALITY While I appreciate Declan’s taste for drama, the premise of the story is completely false. Declan seems to believe that, … Continue reading
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