My Interview on Net Neutrality on Public News Service
My thanks to the the Public News Service for their radio interview on Net Neutrality. My $0.02 appears at 1:25 into the audio.
MinnPost Interview of me on Net Neutrality
Because of the article Net neutrality matters to Minnesota business I wrote for the Star Tribune, MinnPost reporter Devin Henry interviewed me as part of a piece he wrote on Net Neutrality. Here’s a link to the article.
My Interview in “FCC Move Seen as Disaster for Online Start-Ups” in The Fiscal Times
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My thanks to Rob Garver and The Fiscal Times for drawing attention to and interviewing me for the article “FCC Move Seen as Disaster for Online Start-Ups“. This is a follow-on to my article in the Star Tribune on Net Neutrality.
My Op Ed in the Star Tribune: Net neutrality matters
Here’s the intro of my Op Ed that will run in tomorrow’s Star Tribune… “Like most small-business owners, I’m not a fan of big government. Free markets and a tough-but-fair competitive landscape in which the most agile and innovative players come out on top have allowed my company to thrive. So I’m the first to admit the irony of finding myself on the same side of a political issue as one of Minnesota’s more liberal U.S. senators and a large government agency to boot.” Click to to read Net neutrality matters to Minnesota business.
History’s 15 Worst Named Tech Products
Check out the following post on Intertech’s blog…
What’s in a name? If we’re talking about some of the products on the list you’re about to read: some really bad ideas. While not all of History’s 15 Worst Named Tech Products failed because of their christening, they certainly didn’t help themselves out by choosing the names they did. From bad hygiene admissions to inadvertent racism, we proudly give you the worst of the worst.