Tag Archives: net neutrality

Net Neutrality

Posted on June 2, 2011 by Tom Long

Photo courtesy of jpoesen How does the internet fit into local, regional, national, and global societies? What roles should individual, corporate, charitable, and governmental entities play with respect to the internet? It is difficult to imagine a broader topic. There … Continue reading →

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Internet Regulation?

Posted on December 29, 2010 by Tom Long

Many news sources have reported that in polls Americans are against “internet regulation”.  My question is, what was the wording of the question in the poll?  The Rasmussen Poll used wording that was quite ambiguous about what was entailed in … Continue reading →

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Nothing But Net

Posted on August 17, 2010 by Tom Long

Google Do No Evil How many internets are there? Google, by virtue of its Android operating system, is in business with cell phone carriers and manufacturers. So it is no surprise that they recently sided with Verizon, the largest wireless … Continue reading →

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