Publications

These days it seems that almost every discussion includes the word “stimulus.

Out of the $825 billion House version of the proposed economic stimulus package, $157 billion is tagged for health care.

Democrats have proposed an economic stimulus package that takes us one step closer to a system in which price controls determine innovation.

The new Congress has a housewarming present ready for President Obama—a whopping $825 billion spending package that reflects the majority’s spending priorities and also helps the new president fulfill some of his campaign promises.

A groundbreaking report released Tuesday by the Internet Safety Technical Task Force, a group formed to take an in-depth look at both the latest sociological research on on-line safety, and also to evaluate the efficacy of various proposed software solutions, found that when it comes to protecting children online there is no technological substitute for the role of law enforcement and parents in keeping society safe.

The media reports that President-elect Barack Obama plans to propose a whopping $310 billion in tax cuts as part of his overall $775 billion stimulus package.

If you follow technology issues, you know that 2009 is the year that all of the various “privacy” issues are expected to mature and bloom into new attempts at legislation and regulation.

How many times this past year did you hear some expert make some variation of the following statement: “We’ll never see gas prices below $X again.

No sooner had Senate Republicans killed a bailout for the Big Three automakers than the Bush administration indicated that it might be willing to tap perhaps $15 billion of the original $700 billion bailout to hand over to the car companies.

France has found a new way to again lead the world…in the wrong direction.