I’m not an economist or a trader, but I play one on the Internet.  As a result, I’d like to give you my predictions for the market and share my long term investment strategy.
First, I am currently heavily invested in canned goods, firearms, ammunition, and gold - with extremely fortified positions in remote land and [...]

Let’s be clear about one thing.  The economic disaster we find ourselves in is not entirely the making of Wall Street.  For the Democrats in the audience, it is not entirely the fault of Republicans.  For the Republicans in the audience, this is not entirely the fault of Democrats.  This is, to put it plainly, [...]

Commissioner Robert McDowell has jumped into the broadband access debate neck deep today with a brilliant piece in the Wall Street Journal (subscription required, but I’ll post the highlights).  McDowell’s op-ed challenges the entire basis for the “sky is falling” crowds constant hand wringing - the OECD numbers on broadband penetration.
The OECD’s methodology is seriously flawed, however. According [...]

It’s sad to see a cottage industry rise up to meet the demand of the nerd set.  It used to be if a geeky kid wanted to pretend he had friends he’d cut a picture out of a catalog, slip it into one of the plastic sleeves inside his velcro wallet, and pretend he had [...]

Mike over at TechDirt has a great little post on the newspaper industry and the efforts by a Norwegian newspaper to come to terms with itself in a digital age.
A lot of ink has been spilled covering the state of American newspapers and the constant wailing about the Internet.  Some, like the New York Times, [...]