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Tim Worstall looks at the long term economic changes facing newspapers.
The ESA’s Mars Express has sent some gorgeous images home. Via The Register.
I generally agree with this Cap Times editorial on the absurdity of Wisconsin Taxpayers paying for nearly $2M in annual Wal-Mart employee health care costs (plus a federal government contribution).
While SBC raises rates in Wisconsin for a long since paid for copper network, Verizon pushes forward with fiber to the home. David Isenberg notes that they are installing broadband fiber with speeds up to 60Mbps; that’s over 60X the speed of my DSL line. Isenberg also notes that Verizon may have chosen a difficult to scale architecture (that 60Mbps may be set for decades…)
Wisconsin politicians evidently continue to drink SBC’s Kool-Aid, as there’s no evidence of progress here.
