PKers on the Web
PKers on the Web
PKers on the Web

By Public Knowledge
July 31, 2007

Elsewhere on the web, you may have seen some of our PK staff over the past few days. Here’s a quick look:

Gigi just posted to The Huffington Post regarding today’s FCC decision in the 700MHz debate.
Sherwin wrote a perspectives piece at News.com on the webcasting royalty debate and how the recording industry is intentionally confusing the issue by complaining about stream ripping and attempting to introducing DRM requirements.
Art wrote on Friday on TPM Cafe about the hypocrisy by those who were calling the wholesale open access plans for the 700MHz “an experiment,” while British Telecom, AT&T and Verizon are all making bank on their wholesale biz.
Art’s Republican Debate question returns on YouTube, this time in its full-unedited-for-time glory:

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