Sonia Arrison uses stratellites, you know those blimps that can beam broadband down to Planet Earth as an excuse to beat up on regulation minded California Public Utilities Commission. Clearly, she should beat up on the reactionary regulators and bureaucrats who don’t understand broadband. But to use vaporware technologies is just wrong and makes me wonder is she really dialed in. I mean using that as an example is just as bad as clueless politicians who are trying to mandate broadband policies. In case you didn’t know, she works for Pacific Research Institute, a libertarian think tank based in San Francisco.(Bio)
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