Or so says Paul Kapustka with his list of “Top Ten Net Neutrality Influencers”, on which I do not rank even an honorable mention.
Tip of the hat, however, to friend-of-the-blog and occasional sparring partner Richard Bennett included in the honorable mention slot.
On the plus side, no one will care if I take Wednesday and Friday off.
Stay tuned . . . .
Being the consumer protection guy at the antitrust conference is a lot like being the vegan at the TX barbecue competition.
Often, the more applicable cliche is: “the good *enough* IS the enemy of the good.”
So is it wrong to go all fanboy at a professional conference? Asking for a friend.
Searle Antitrust Conference off to a good start. They have my kosher breakfast AND Diet Coke available b4 lunch.
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I told Paul that my inclusion on his list undermines its credibility. I think you know you hold more sway on this issue than I ever will, and you’re on the winning side to boot.
Let us resolve it by joining each other’s fan clubs.
I hear Kevin Martin is the president of yours. Maybe he’ll comment.
Don’t feel so bad. Paul posted it on Muniwireless and he did not mention me at all.
When I get the call to appear on “Dancing with the Stars,” I’ll put in a good word for you, Esme.
Hey, just like any good policy maker I can be swayed by contributions… for the next rev!
The list is so appended… Howard is now honorably mentioned as well. I apologize for the omission!
Howard!
Oh, the ignominy!
jrs
d’oh! Can’t even get a correction correckt. (It’s correct on the web page, though.)