If you’ve been holding your breath for the feds’ Internet report, “Signposts in Cyberspace,” you’re long dead.
The report on Internet traffic was requested by Congress seven years ago and turned in yesterday.
“Time got extended,” said Charles Brownstein, director of the research council’s computer science and telecommunications board.
Jeez, Charlie, ya think?
Writes USA Today: “Leading experts, including several who participated, defended the 283 pages of conclusions as significant and relevant.”
What, like the prediction the ‘Net would still be around in 2005? Click here to read the story and see if the collective Nostradami were right about anything.
Via USA Today
