Willem Buiter of the London School of Economics has argued in the past that when house prices fluctuate, there are both winners and losers, but no net wealth effect.
"The third time was the charm," Pantelis Michalopoulos, a lawyer who argued in favor of the net neutrality rules on behalf of Netflix and other intervenors, said in a statement.
Arianna Huffington ran a session at the World Economic Forum in Davos in 2009, in which she argued that the net would bring participatory democracy and informed self-government to America, to an extent not seen anywhere on Earth since the Athenian Agora and The Golden Age of Pericles.
In the next game, she argued at the net with the umpire, disputing a line call that went against her.
The only way this becomes a net-positive, Jeff Blair argues in The Globe and Mail, is if the N.H.L. finally shoves aside Commissioner Gary Bettman and his deputy in labor disasters Bill Daly.
Most importantly, never argue in the bed.
The Internet Association released new comments to the FCC today, arguing in favor of net neutrality, and partially extolling the potential for the use of Title II, but not precisely endorsing it as the proper approach.
In his fiercely argued new book, "The Net Delusion," Evgeny Morozov, a young scholar who was born in Belarus, challenges the conventional wisdom of what he calls "cyber-utopianism".
[Note that these built-in properties, especially the active-memory function, have been argued to be the net effect of neuronal assemblies, not a feature intrinsic to single cells (Zipser et al., 1993; Fuster, 2003)].
"When over 100 million people in China can get on the Net," Mr. Clinton argued in a commencement speech days before the vote, which he won by a surprisingly wide margin of 237 to 197, "it will be impossible to maintain a closed political and economic society".
