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Monday, March 29, 2004

 
Broadband Skepticism
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Kevin Drum is skeptical about the universal broadband by 2007, um, er...initiative. Waiting for his view of what is, not doubt, the well-defined, deeply thought out Kerry broadband proposal.

I get both encouraged and scared of presidential candidates mentioning broadband. If these proposals get fleshed out, let's hope that markets, not regulators or appropriators, play the central role in continuing to bring broadband to the country.

posted by Ray Gifford @ 7:45 PM | General

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