In the latest issue of TechKnowledge, I explain why free software should give libertarians a warm, fuzzy feeling inside.
And over at Ars, I analyze Google’s network neutrality position and argue that Congress should take a wait-and-see posture on the issue.
I was afraid the latter column would get a hostile reaction from the Ars readership, but the response at the Ars forums has been fairly positive.
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