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[NEWS AND VIEWS] « In the news, | Home | Firm and unbending. » December 11, 2003On the web, Andy Carvin blogs from the summit, Jeff Jarvis writes about how blogs are making possible the "first free and uncensored Iraqi news service," WIKIs continue to excite, Dana Blankenhorn says that the internet is too big (and encryption too powerful) for governments to control, KnowProSE is waiting for news from the Free Software Foundation,, Andy Oram demands some responsible journalism to untangle the spin about ICANN, and Microsoft's patch-free month lasted... one day.David Steven @ December 11, 2003 09:02 AM
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Andy Carvin's link is to Instapundit by mistake. Why nobody actually blogs from such a huge Summit?
edward @ December 11, 2003 10:39 AM
It's Blankenhorn, not Blakenhorn. But thanks for reading.
Dana Blankenhorn @ December 11, 2003 04:14 PM
Dana, apologies, your name has been corrected, as has Andy Carvin's link.
Jane Frewer @ December 11, 2003 04:23 PM
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