Monthly Archives: January 2012

Saving the Internet: Let a Billion Servers Bloom

By Dave Winer With Twitter’s 140 character limit there’s little focus to the discussion so far about the new filtering Twitter  just announced.  I offer  my comments to add some  substance to the discussion. First, we don’t know very much about … Continue reading

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Infrastructure First? Water Policy, Wealth, and Well-Being

By John Briscoe [1] In my reading of history, every country which has successfully lifted its people out of poverty has done so primarily by building its basic productive capacity. Central to this process has been giving priority to improving the … Continue reading

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Better Data for a Better Internet

by John Palfrey and Jonathan Zittrain When people took to the streets across the U.K. last summer, the Prime Minister suggested restricting access to the Internet to limit protestors’ ability to organize. The resulting debate complemented speculation on the effects … Continue reading

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