Funny,  I thought this topic was banned from the list. Just two days ago I
too tried to post an article about the very same subject and it was rejected
by the moderator.  I am guessing now that it is only certain points of view
are banned and only certain points of view are allowed on this list.
Jim

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> Subject: [nycwireless] Article: Telecompetition or Binary Bureaucracy?
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> /http://www.freedomworks.org/informed/issues_template.php?issu
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> Telecompetition or Binary Bureaucracy?/
> /Do we want more government control of technology, or do we 
> want less? I love the subtitle of this article /because it 
> raises an interesting 
> question about Network Neutrality. The article proposes that all 
> government regulation is bad for innovation. Which probably 
> sounds good 
> in an article but ultimately doesn't address the the issue at 
> the center 
> of the debate. Is a monopoly or government worse for innovation? 
> Regulation specifically designed to encourage competition 
> probably may 
> or may not encourage innovation. Often regulation misses the 
> mark. What 
> about monopolies? What is their historical performance on 
> innovation. If 
> I look at telecom services it appears to me that for the last 
> 25 years 
> regular old pots telephone service provided by the incumbent 
> providers 
> has not change significantly.  So I would say that's a big strike 
> against monopolies in the telecom business being good for 
> innovation.  
> Thoughts?
> 
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