Also feeling wistful about Ecunet again. The 90s were a glorious time for the conversations about the future of church communications

In the 90s, I went frombusy sginals to a second phone line for dial up, then residential ISDN for a couple years before cable modems arrived

Reading about how phone cos reacted to their phone lines being used for online activity in #CaptiveAudience by @scrawford Seems so long ago

Fun reading again about the early online days. AOL, Compuserve, Prodigy. Dial up. Second phone lines for the Internet junkies.

Ron Suskind’s story about his autistic son’s search for self through Disney films is flat-out incredible: http://t.co/dDcJ7pjawE

Wow. This by @RonSuskind is an amazing article. Beautiful. Reaching My Autistic Son Through Disney http://t.co/Hx7BgGFzNm HT @JeffJarvis

Watching @stevegillmor Gang with @dsearls @kevinmarks @kteare while riding elypses machine at http://t.co/KRLWQQC4Li

There are certainly multiple sectors that need overseing , but telecom is one of my concerns where I have a range of issues I scrutinize

“Occupy” the watchdogs; Oversee the “overseers”; FCC has abbrogated its role just like the govt who appointed them #OccupyFCC

#OWS needs its corresponding “Commissions” to oversee those who have abbregated their waych dog status to monied interests…like #OccupyFCC

Why do we keep repeating the same mistakes of continued “trust in the market”? Like we havent noticed its simply a refrain of the greedy?

Do any of todays idiot free market fundamentalists ever read American economic history..like what Teddy Roosevelt faced & defeated?

And if we don’t do something, “behemoths” will become BEHEMOTH. FCC history does not portend well. This HAS to change.

The Cableco behemoths flourish in America’s self made bed : http://t.co/mcl8WEJDGS an environment of regulatory passivity.

.@SCrawford uses the phrase “regulatory passivity”. That is giving it the best possible spin. America should be ashamed of allowing it.