What Will a Democratic Congress Mean for Digital Freedom?
The Boston Phoenix, November 15, 2006
By Mike Miliard
Sure, you're relieved. The Democrats' sudden ascension to power in both houses of Congress for the first time since 1994 is undeniably good news for a host of progressive causes. But while the future might look a little brighter for issues like the environment and economic fairness, threats to our digital and online freedoms remain, even with the good guys in charge.
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