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November 30, 2006
So Where Are the Accusations of Voting Fraud Now?
Tired of all those post-election news stories about how voting-machine maker Diebold’s touch-screen technology was so faulty that it threw the election to .
November 16, 2006
A Nation of Laws—Or Corporate Pardons?
On October 20, the 11th Circuit, United States Court of Appeals issued a permanent injunction against EchoStar Communications for illegally retransmitting local broadcast network signals.
November 9, 2006
Consumers Benefitting from Communications Competition
For decades, deregulation opponents predicted the devastating effect that divestiture and deregulation would have and yet, the market place has once again proved that competition inevitably accrues to the consumers’ benefit—in a big way and a recently released study by Microeconomic Consulting and Research Associates, Inc.
November 2, 2006
Google the Term "Hypocrite"
In January of this year, the search engine company Google negotiated an arrangement with wireless phone manufacturer Motorola to "integrate a Google icon onto select devices so that users can connect directly to Google anytime, anywhere at the click of a button.
October 26, 2006
More Tax Discrimination Against E-commerce
Thousands of Americans use the Internet to negotiate lower prices for hotel rooms by going to online hotel-booking companies such as Hotels.
October 19, 2006
Are Costs the Best Way to Measure a Health Care System?
Everyone from consumers, businesses small and large, and government policy makers is concerned about rising health care costs.
October 12, 2006
And the Noble Prize for the Most Innovators Goes to . . .
We are pleased to announce that innovation is alive and well in the U.
September 28, 2006
The Next Book for Textbooks
What’s the first shock about college?
Answer: the tuition bill.
September 21, 2006
Being a Good Citizen Just Got Easier
We have a new ally in the drive for more transparent government: technology.


