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I like Colan. She’s very well spoken, and she speaks languages!!
As for Net Neutrality, it amazes me how quiet the Web 2.0 firms have been. Argh!
Yes, Joanne is good. I wonder if she’s really an ‘Interim’ host.
Now, re-linking again Rocketboom and Net Neutrality: You cannot deny how good Amanda’s explanation on Net Neutrality was… http://www.blulit.com/wp-trackback.php?p=139
Net Neutrality regulation isn’t necessary. Free market access to the Internet will keep the telcos in in check (for now). The last thing we need is more regulation. Once you dig through the hype it seems this is a solution looking for a problem. With that said, we should all be pushing for policies that will foster competition for Internet access from our homes and businesses. How many ISP choices do you have right now? Too few if you ask me.
http://speakingip.com/wp/2006/07/18/net-neutrality-the-900-pound-red-herring/