Tech at Night: Anonymous fails again, Obama fails again, Internet censorship home and abroad
By: Neil Stevens (Diary) | October 11th at 03:00 AM |
Columbus Day winds to a close, a cold slows me down, but Tech at Night marches on somehow. You know what’s also marched on? The New York Stock Exchange’s website. The anarcho-terrorists of Anonymous promised to take that website down (note: just the website, not the actual trading computers). Well, they failed, unless you count a two minute outage as success. Heck, RedState pretty much | Read More »
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Net Neutrality and the Laser-like Destruction of Jobs
By: Neil Stevens (Diary) | February 5th at 12:30 PM |
What does Google-Free Press Net Neutrality plan mean for the American economy? We’ve already seen that American innovation would be harmed, but what about the politically all-important question of employment and the economy now? Entropy Economics tackled that question and and the results aren’t pretty. Net neutrality, down to the brass tacks, is an exercise in industrial policy. So for the sake of argument, would | Read More »