We Must Ensure ISPs Don't Stop the Next Google from Getting Out of the Garage
The Guardian, May 19, 2009
By Cory Doctorow
If politicians want to effect economic recovery, national competitiveness, good public health and high civic engagement, they have a duty to keep the Internet free and open. But politicians around the world seem willing to sacrifice their national interest to keep a few powerful phone and telcos happy.
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