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Great post by Doc Searls , for a couple of reasons. First, the topic at hand -- the cellular telephony's data service and it's impact on the distribution and use of streaming content.

The death of broadcasting is a popular theme in web posts. For example, Doc Searls asks, What happens after TV's mainframe era ends next February? in Linux Journal .

I'm on vacation, living the timeless life. These caught my eye: TV picture is bad: What happens after TV's mainframe era ends next February?

Linux Journal Senior Editor Doc Searls calls the reassuring ...

May 11th, 2008 by Doc Searls The main problem with "social networking" isn't just that your "social" life has corporate boundaries.

Send Doc Searls info on making money with Linux verses because of Linux.

Reality Building understanding May 5, 2008 in Places , Photography In Linux Journal : Is Linux now a slave to corporate masters?

I think it's a serious question, though the comments there so far have not ...

All were too much to pay for a company that would be hollow on Day Two. But don't get the idea that I care all that much.

Is Linux now a slave to corporate masters? April 30th, 2008 by Doc Searls Does it matter who pays the salaries of Linux kernel developers?

If so, how much, and in what ways? The threads fan out from Linux ...

Is government open source code we can patch? April 29th, 2008 by Doc Searls Democracy is by nature "our government".

The open source twist on that we put it together and can hack improvements to it.

May 1st, 2008 by Doc Searls in Community Tech pioneer Bob Frankston makes the case for liberating networking from telephone and cable companies.