Forbes magazine has been running a series of columns on telecom issues lately.  Guest commentators have written on such topics as video franchising and net neutrality.
Today brings a different look at Net Neutrality as seen by a telecom lawyer.  Peter Huber argues that the one group net neutrality will definitely be good for are his fellow lawyers.
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Courtesy of Drudge is this report from the New York Observer quoting Joe Biden on Barack Obama.
Mr. Biden is equally skeptical—albeit in a slightly more backhanded way—about Mr. Obama. “I mean, you got the first mainstream African-American who is articulate and bright and clean and a nice-looking guy,” he said. “I mean, that’s a storybook, [...]

When you’re not John Kerry, and flub a joke badly, the media will apparently come to your defense.  Just ask Hillary Clinton.  When a supporter asked her what in her background had prepared her to deal with evil men, she replied, without answering, by repeating the question and offering a shrug of the shoulders and [...]

Scott Cleland runs an outfit called NetCompetition.org that is opposed to Net Neutrality.  He and I have crossed paths on the net neutrality debate and he’s a good guy - he’s also a solid Republican (in the fiscal conservative, responsible government way).  On his company blog he took a look at Google’s plans to insinuate [...]

Last March I took issue with the RNC’s MyGOP tool for it’s overly senstive obscenity filter.  As I was writing the previous post about the AdWeek article, I stumbled upon a mention of McCain’s very creative “MySite” tool.  It allows you to create your own site on the McCain teams page.
Sensing a knock-off of the RNC’s MyGOP tool, [...]