I got tapped this morning to do Power Grid on CNBC’s Power Lunch as a follow up on my quote in the Wall St. J. and my blog post from yesterday. I think it went reasonably well, as these talking head debates go. We each made our points and followed the rules on time and avoided ad hominem attacks. Anyway, you can all judge for yourselves.
Stay tuned . . . .
.@FTCWATCH hails @publicknowledge Senior Policy Counsel, @SNolanCollins, as a “privacy champion” at the “forefront of a new generation of tech policy leaders.” We could not agree more! Check out her Privacy Corner Profile to learn about her work: https://www.mlexwatch.com/articles/16249/privacy-corner-meet-sara-collins-of-public-knowledge
.@AlisaValentin is 100% correct when she notes that the ACP's one-time device discount is great, but what happens when the device breaks, or becomes outdated? This is why we need a federal device voucher program! https://publicknowledge.org/the-device-divide-is-hurting-americans-heres-how-we-solve-it/
I decided to elaborate on my musings re: Sohn confirmation and the broadband maps in this blog post: "No Sohn means no Maps Means No Money."
https://wetmachine.com/tales-of-the-sausage-factory/no-sohn-means-no-broadband-map-and-no-broadband-map-means-no-bead-money/
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You did a great job.
You did a great job.
Too bad the format did not allow you to go into how much tax subsidies these guys have already been given in exchange for promises they failed to keep.
I look forward to seeing you on there again!
The format is a joke. How is it even worth your time to show up just to make a few 10-second comments.